Miller & Long Co. v. Shaw

MYERS, Associate Judge.

This is an appeal from a- judgment on a jury verdict in favor of John Shaw, Jr.,1 for personal injuries he sustained while on an errand for his employer to a shack maintained by appellant in connection with its work as a subcontractor on a construction site in Maryland.

Prior to the date of the accident on March 26, 1963, appellant on three occasions had purchased parts from Monroe Ford Company on credit, at which times the billing address of appellant had not been obtained. On that date, Shaw, a parts employee for Monroe Ford, was directed by his supervisor to go across…