Beam Motor Car Co. v. Loewer
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Two appeals in one record from the Baltimore City Court. (IlliUISLEK, J.) The facts are stated in the opinion of the Court. The causes were submitted to Boyd, O. J., Brisooic, Burke, Thomas, Pattison, Urn Eat, Stookbridge and Constable, JJ.
1Opinion of the CourtStockbridge, J.
On the 16th of June, 1916, about seven o’clock in the evening Carroll E. Loewer, a boy of ten or eleven years of age was riding a bicycle northward on Eutaw street, a public thoroughfare of the City of Baltimore. Coming behind him was an automobile belonging to the Beam Motor Car Co., operated by Scott Lemley, an employee of the appellant.
Lemley had taken the machine, on the evening in question with the sanction of his employer for the purpose of endeavoring to effect a sale of it to an anticipated customer. As Lemley moved north on Eutaw street he was running the machine at about ten miles…
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