Mistele v. Ogle
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BARRETT, Commissioner.
Dan W. Ogle and Dale W. Ogle are father and son and obviously the initials “D. W.” are appropriate for either of them. On May 18, 1950, Dale, while driving an automobile in Kansas City, struck and injured' Billie Místele, a pedestrian. To recover damages for her resulting personal injuries Billie instituted an action against Dale and Dan in which she alleged that Dale was “the agent, servant and employee of defendant Dan W. Ogle within the scope of his agency and employment” when he negligently struck and injured her. At the time Dale was driving what was thought to be,…
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