Stockwell v. Morris
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Blume, Justice.
In this case Morris, salesman for the Maytag Inter-mountain Company, was driving his automobile from Hudson to Lander and collided with the automobile of plaintiff. The latter sued the salesman, as well as his principal, for damages caused by the collision. The court directed a verdict for the company, and the sole question herein is — assuming the agent to have been negligent — as to whether or not the court’s action was right. The testimony herein is uncontra-dicted.
Morris was a salesman for the company in selling washing machines, and had been working for it for some years.…
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