Cottrell v. Martin A. Ceder, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
PALMORE, Judge.
Shortly before 6:00 A.M. on March 17, 1961, while it was yet dark, William Lew.el-lyn, driving a Volkswagen panel truck on *537the business of his employer, Cottrell’s Bakery,1 collided with a pickup truck owned by Martin A. Ceder, Inc. (hereinafter called ■Ceder), and parked in front of the home of its employe, Howard Bunton. Lettie Fair, a passenger in the Volkswagen, sued both Lewellyn and Bunton and their respective employers for personal injuries and, pursuant -to a jury verdict, got judgment against Lewellyn and Cottrell for $50,441. In the same judgment a cross-claim by…
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