Baione v. Heavey

Glass, J.,

The plaintiff seeks to recover for the cost of repairs to his automobile which had been allegedly stolen while in the custody of the defendant. On May 22, 1930, the plaintiff stored his automobile with the defendant, who operated an open-air public garage at the northeast corner of Twentieth and Market Streets, in the City of Philadelphia. The said automobile was stolen after it had been stored with the defendant, and, when recovered, it was in a damaged condition.' The case was tried by a judge without a jury, who made a finding in 'favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $194.70, the…