John A. Boyd Motor Co. v. Claffey

The appellee, in his complaint against appellant, in substance alleges: That the appellant was a corporation, engaged in the general business of selling, buying and repairing automobiles; that appellee was the owner of a Buick touring car and that on July 8, 1927, appellee delivered his car to appellant for the purpose of having it repaired; that the appellant accepted and received said car and promised to re-deliver the same on or about July 10, 1927; that appellant failed to use proper care to protect said automobile while in its possession in that said car was stolen from appellant’s…