Where the owner had occasionally permitted an unlicensed, seasonal employee to drive the company truck on private property, while supervised, but had not given him permission to take the truck on a nonworkday or drive it on public roads, the employee did not have implied permission to drive the truck weeks later on the night of the accident, nor is the initial-permission rule applicable in the absence of continuous possession, and summary judgment should have been entered in favor of the owner's insurer.
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