Hill v. Haynes

The testimony taken on the trial of this case discloses that on and prior to June 2, 1917, defendant Haynes was operating a small garage on National avenue in the city of Grand Rapids, where cars were storéd for owners and repairs made as desired. Defendant Haynes was absent from Grand Rapids on that day and the defendant Curren, who was employed in the work of the garage, was left in charge. One Conrad, who had a Chevrolet car stored in the garage, had left directions that a grease leak in the right rear wheel be stopped, and a direction to that effect was written upon a tag card and…