C. D. Kenny Co. v. Dennis
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHudgins, J.
C. D. Kenny Co., plaintiff in error, defendant in the lower court, by this' writ of error, is seeking to obtain a reversal of a judgment in the sum of $2,250 entered against it in a tort action.
The only error assigned is to the ruling of the trial court in refusing to set aside the verdict and enter judgment for defendant.
It is conceded that William J. Dennis, who was employed by the Old Market Garage as a “handy-man,” whose duties were to assist in work on cars, wash and grease vehicles, and to fix and inflate tires of the patrons, or customers, of his employer, received a severe injury…
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