Rosenbluth v. The Concourse Van Co.

The defendant De Feno owned an automobile truck, which with his consent was operated by defendant Concourse Van Company, of which De Feno was president. The latter company used the truck in connection with its moving business. On the morning of August 22, 1924, the truck, manned by three employees of the van company, left the place of the company in connection with its business. One of the employees was a licensed chauffeur, and it was his duty to drive the truck. The remaining two were helpers. Their duties were to carry furniture. They were not licensed operators, and had been instructed by…