Hogan v. Comac Sales, Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBliss, J.
Jimmie Jordan was a publicity agent. He came to Comac Sales, Inc., the distributor of the Chevrolet automobile at Glens Falls, and offered to have a Chevrolet driven for one hundred consecutive hours without stopping the motor and with advertising displayed upon it. Comac Sales was to furnish the car, gas and oil. Jordan was to receive the revenue from the advertising. The offer was accepted. Jordan then employed the defendant Harley Caswell to do the driving. He gave him full instructions as to the operation of the automobile and told him that if it rained he was to go inside where he could…
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