Is not the fact that Ferry, just prior to the accident, had gone to a pawn shop compelling evidence he was using his van exclusively for his independent purposes and was not acting within the course of his employer's business?
At the time of the accident, Ferry was going about Nettie's business–he was returning to the Grand Avenue shop after making the midday stop at the downtown store. Ferry's slight detour to the pawn shop prior to the accident did not relieve the employer of liability because Ferry was clearly going back to Nettie's at the time of the accident.
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