Olds Motor Works v. Shaffer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court. (Common Pleas, First Division.)
1Opinion of the Court
OpinioN of the CouiiT by
Judge Careoll
Affirming.
On June 15, 1909, Gardner and Colston bought an •automobile from the appellant, Olds Motor Works. The machine, which had no top, had a rear seat for two, called a rumble seat, that rested on and was fastened to a box, “that was also a tool box; On July 30,1909, Colston took riding with him in his machine Mrs. Tyler,- who occupied with him the front seat, and the appellee, Miss Shaffer •and her sister, who occupied the rear seat. While going up what is known as the Broadway Hill, in Louisville Kentucky, at a reasonable rate of speed, the box on…
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