Boden v. Del-Mar Garage, Inc.

This is an action for damages by the appellant against the appellee predicated upon the fact that the servant of appellee, while acting within the scope of his authority for and on behalf of the appellee, did “wilfully, maliciously, purposely, and intentionally with intent wilfully and purposely to inflict injuries” upon Lincoln G. Boden, husband of appellant, and upon appellant. It appears from the allegation of the complaint that on or about January 25, 1929, the appellee ran and operated a garage at the corner of East Market and North Delaware Streets in the city of Indianapolis for hire…