Forsberg v. Tevis

The plaintiff owned an automobile trailer, which, between two and three o’clock in the afternoon of April 1, 1936, was parked on the north side of Cherry street, in Aberdeen. While Mrs. Forsberg was inside the trailer, a track, driven by one Kullander, collided with it. The truck bore the inscription, “Tevis Laundry & Cleaners.”

Alleging that the defendant, David R. Tevis, was the owner of the truck, and that Kullander was his servant, acting within the scope of employment, plaintiffs brought this action to recover for damage to the trailer, and on account of injuries sustained by Mrs.…