Papke v. Haerle

Defendant’s daughter Edna, nineteen years of age, August 3, 1922, drove defendant’s coupe from his cottage to the village of Hartland, a distance of about three miles. On one of the public streets of the village of Hart-land she struck plaintiff with the automobile, the front wheel of which ran over him, causing him personal injuries. This action was brought to recover for the resulting damages. By a special verdict the jury found the daughter, driver of the automobile, negligent, found the plaintiff free from negligence, and that at the time of the injury the daughter was acting as the agent…