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Certainly, there is a very fine division between this case and Twine. The majority of the Court of Appeal pointed to the fact that in Twine the lift was not given for a purpose which would benefit the employer, but in Rose the boy was helping with deliveries, and therefore, furthering the employer's business. However, it is likely that the court was influenced by the fact that compensation for the child could only be secured by making the employer's insurance available to meet the claim.Of course, there is a vast difference between God's part in this case, the Court of appeal the majority of Twine and point to the fact that, in the case of Twine, lift without getting the objective is to benefit the employer, but rose was sadek, assistance with delivery, and thus further the business of the employer, but it is possible that the Court was influenced by the fact that compensation for a single child may be secured by the employer's insurance coverage that is available to respond to the call.
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