Schultz v. Miller

This action grows out of an automobile accident that occurred at about 8:30 a. m. on August 11, 1948, in the city of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

Plaintiffs had taken their automobile to the Lenon garage in Lake Geneva for repairs to the speedometer. Because the repairs could not be made immediately, Jack Abbott, an employee of the garage, after obtaining permission from his employers or at their suggestion, offered to drive the plaintiffs home and return the automobile for repairs. The plaintiffs accepted, and Abbott drove the automobile out of the garage and north on Broad street which is…