Jacobsen v. Dailey

Magnet, Justice.

Defendant Aaron Dailey was the owner of an automobile. Plaintiff also owned one. Early in the morning of November 11, 1946, the cars, going in opposite directions on state highway No. 7, between Excelsior and Minneapolis, collided. Both cars were damaged. At the time of the accident, the Dailey car was operated by defendant Warren Dailey, son of the owner, solely for his own purposes. The Jacobsen car was operated by Jack Jacobsen, son of its owner, also solely for his own purposes. Plaintiff brought action against the Daileys to recover for damages to his car. Defendant Aaron…