Hardy v. Muensch

Opinion op the Coijurt by

Judge 0'lay

Affirming in each case.

On September 29, 1919, a truck belonging to M. M. Broida, who was doing business under the name of the Tri-City Electric Company, collided with a Dodge touring car belonging to William B. Hardy at the intersection of Walnut and Preston streets in the city of Louisville. Broida’s foreman, George Muenscb, was driving the truck and be was accompanied by William B. Hoagland, a fellow employe. Hardy’s car was being driven by bis son, William B. Hardy, Jr.

A few days after the accident Broida sued Hardy to recover for injuries to the truck,…