depositions taken of Brock which might cast doubt whether the road test was made in the morning or was being made at the time of the accident. But Brock emphatically stated at the instant trial that it was his impression that he road tested the car in the morning when he backed out of the shop and that as far as he was concerned, he was through working for the day and was not carrying on his normal business pursuits when the accident occurred in the afternoon.


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Lafky also testified that Brock informed him of the accident shortly after it had occurred. Lafky testified that he had had conversations with the insurance adjuster, and from such conversations he got the definite impression that the insurance company was not goingto cover Brock. On cross-examination Lafky stated that when Brock told him of the accident, he (Brock) did not actually tell him that he was testing the car at the time of the accident, but that he (Lafky) "* * * somehow got the idea, possibly, on an assumption of my own that he was ready to return the car to me at the time either that he was on the way to return it to me or that that was what he was doing. I don't believe he actually told me that." Lafky was further questioned as to an automobile claim report he had made out at the insurance company's office the day of the accident. Lafky admitted that he had signed the report but that someone