Bradley v. Ashworth

Plaintiff, appellee, owned an automobile which he used in the practice of his profession as a physician. When the' car was not in use by> plaintiff, his wife had free use of it for her convenience and pleasure, and, on, the occasion in question, after plaintiff, in company with his wife, had driven to his place of business down town, the wife, alone, was driving th.e car back home when it came into collision with an electric street car operated by defendants as receivers. Plaintiff’s wife was returning the cai-to her home with the purpose, at a later hour, of using it to call upon a relative…