Mansfield Industrial Coatings v. Employers National Insurance Corp‪.‬

Appellant appeals the trial court's entry of summary judgment in favor of appellee on appellant's third-party complaint. We
affirm. The original action arose when Pearl Equipment Company sued appellant for damages to a lathe owned by Pearl. The lathe had
been leased from Pearl by Pre-Tech Engineering, Inc., which, after obtaining permission from Pearl, entered into a contract
with appellant providing for appellant to move the lathe to a storage warehouse. Appellant leased a crane to move the lathe.
On November 13, 1985, while appellant was lifting the lathe from a flat-bed truck with the crane at a location which was not
owned by appellant, the lathe was dropped and substantially damaged.