Gehloff v. Kandler
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
The following opinion was filed February 10, 1931:
Fairchild, J.
Louisa Kandler arranged with a neighbor, Mrs. De Maree, to drive a car which Mrs. Kandler borrowed from her son, to Sheboygan. Both women had business calling them there and each gained some advantage by the arrangement. Mrs. Kandler borrowed her son’s car and asked Mrs. De Maree to drive. On the way, through negligence of Mrs. De Maree, the plaintiffs sustained the *465injuries for which damages were recovered in these actions. Mrs. Kandler seeks to avoid liability (1) on the ground that she was not found to be negligent in any way…
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