Hobart v. Cavanaugh
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtKirk, J.
This action of tort for assault and battery is before us on the plaintiff’s exception to the allowance of the defendant’s motion that a verdict be entered for him under leave reserved. G. L. c. 231, § 120.
The defendant (Cavanaugh) conducted a trucking business. For several years he kept his trucks at a garage operated by the plaintiff (Hobart) in Beading. Cavanaugh employed one Blickenstaff as a truck driver. Blicken-staff’s normal duties required him to truck tannery products from Peabody or Lynn to Woburn. He worked on a part time basis, from three to eight hours a day. Blicken-staff…
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