Kessler, Adm. v. Phila. R.T. Co.

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

Harry A. Kessler was the owner of a two and one half ton Mack truck which was struck and damaged by a trolley ear of the Philadelphia Bapid Transit Company, shortly after five o’clock on the evening of December 31, 19.30, at the intersection of Chelten Avenue, an east and west street, with Limekiln Pike, running north and south, in the city of Philadelphia. At the time of the collision, James Glover, an employe of Kessler, was operating the truck, loaded with flour, on his employer’s business. Alleging that the damages had been caused by the negligent operation of the…