Silver Fleet Motor Express v. Casey

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Tilpord

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

About 11 o ’clock on tlie night of April 8, 1939, Chester Casey, Oval Jones, and Edward Rogers, employees of a florist shop in Corbin, and Howard Parker who had been in the shop while they were waiting for more orders or more flowers to be delivered on the next day, Easter Sunday, agreed to take a ride in an automobile belonging to young Casey’s mother, Mrs. Hallie B. Casey. They decided to go to Levi Jackson Park which is near London about twelve miles from Corbin and located approximately a mile off U. S. Highway…