Kramer v. Globe Brewing Co.

On July 9th, 1936, the appellant sustained serious injuries through the overturning of a truck, alleged to have been negligently and recklessly driven by Charles F. Crist, a chauffeur-salesman of the appellee. The facts of the case are, briefly, as follows:

Crist at the time of the accident was an employee of the appellee, engaged in the business of selling and delivering bottled beer on a regular route extending into rural territory adjacent to the City of Baltimore. His compensation was in the form of a weekly wage, plus a commission on each case of beer handled by him. He testified that…