Fisher v. Levin

Recovery is sought by plaintiff of a sum sufficient to compensate him for the expenses he sustained in repairing his automobile which was damaged as the result of a collision with another car owned by Morris Levin, one of the defendants, and driven at the time, by the other : defendaht,,.-Henry Johnson, acting within the scope of his; employment as an employee of Levin.

Defendants deny that the cause of the accident was the negligence of defendant Johnson, and Levin, by reconventional demand, claims from Fisher, plaintiff in the main suit, the sum of $54, being the amount expended by Levin in…