Breger v. Feigenson Brothers Co.

This is an action for damages against defendant brought by Albert Breger as administrator of the estate of Leonard Breger, 15 years of age, for his death, which occurred June 19, 1930. On June 19, 1930, Frank Abraam, an employee of defendant, was driving an empty Packard stake truck to the railroad tracks, at Theodore and DeQuindre streets, in Detroit, where he was to unload ginger ale from a freight car. He had with him another co-employee and also took on a boy at the corner of Orleans street. When he arrived at Forest and St. Aubin avenues, he saw decedent, Leonard Breger, in the rear of…