Camp v. T. E. Cline, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Stolz, Judge.
Appellant Camp rented a bulldozer at a daily rate from appellee Cline, to be used in Camp’s landfill, agreeing to be fully responsible for it. Apparently, a tractor operator, employed by a sand and gravel company owned and operated by Camp and who frequently worked for Camp at the landfill, negligently or deliberately drove the bulldozer into a 10-foot deep, garbage-filled pond of water. Cline sued Camp and the administrator of the estate of the above-mentioned operator for damages for rental of the vehicle and costs of its salvage and repair. Camp appeals from an adverse $14,000…
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