Moss v. Jannetti Body Co., Inc.

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

Defendant was engaged in the business of conducting an automobile conditioning plant in Philadelphia; its president, Albert Jannetti, acted for it in the mat ters out of which this case arose. In order that certain painting might he completed, plaintiff placed in defendant’s custody for one day, May 16, 1929, her Nash cabriolet; it had an enclosed seat in front and a rumble seat, which could be folded and closed into a compartment, in the rear. During the afternoon, the car, with its contents, was stolen; several days later it was recovered by the police but the rear…