Ederer v. Milwaukee Automobile Insurance
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNelson, J.
On December 4, 1934, Kitzerow, who owned a garage in Milwaukee and who was engaged in the business of servicing automobiles, was driving an automobile belonging to Massopust from Kitzerow's garage to Marquette University, where he intended delivering it to Massopust. *637On the way he negligently, as the jury found, struck and injured Robert Ederer. Kitzerow had serviced Massopust’s automobile for four or five years. Whenever Massopust’s automobile required repairs or servicing, it was his custom to stop at Kitzerow’s garage and, after making known his request for service, to pick up either…
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