Crawford v. Foster

This is an action for damages on account of injuries received by plaintiff Mary W. Crawford on September 28, 1929, while riding in an automobile which was being demonstrated to the plaintiffs by defendant Martens, as the agent of defendant Foster. Foster was in the business of selling Essex automobiles in Ontario, California, and Martens was one of his salesmen. On September 27, 1929, plaintiff C. H. Crawford called at the defendants’ place of business and manifested an interest in the purchase of an automobile. He told Martens that he would not buy a car unless his wife was satisfied. There…