State Automobile Mutual Insurance v. Glover

Appellee operated a garage where he engaged in the business of repairing automobiles. Appellant issued to him its “Garage Liability Policy” which indemnified him against certain hazards stated in the policy. In the regular course of business, one Keen placed his automobile with appellee to have its carburetor repaired or replaced. Appellee’s mechanic completely removed the old carburetor, which exposed an opening into the interior of the engine. After the carburetor was replaced, he began warming up the engine in order to make the necessary adjustments. In a few moments it became apparrent…