Massey v. Henderson

Marshall, Judge.

Appellant brought suit for personal injuries arising from an automobile collision with a car owned by appellee, Saunder’s Leasing System, Inc., and being operated at the time of the collision by one Clowdus. Appellant contends that Clowdus was the servant of Saunder’s Leasing and was acting within the scope of his employment at the time and place of the collision. Saunder’s Leasing moved for summary judgment contending otherwise and the trial court granted the motion.

From the affidavits and depositions in the record bearing on this issue, it appears that Clowdus was a branch…