Virginia Railway & Power Co. v. Leland

M. J. Leland, plaintiff in the trial court, together with A. P. Carnohan and T. J. Morley, constituted a partnership doing business in the city of Norfolk as the Farmers Exchange. The concern owned a Ford truck by means of which they delivered produce in the city to their customers. On the 25th day of January, 1922, about 2:40 o’clock P. M., Carnohan and Leland, two of the partners, drove the truck to a point on the east side of Granby street between Freemason street and College-Place, for the purpose of delivering a crate of eggs. Thetruek was parked nearly in front of the Norfolk Hotel…