Arrigo v. Lindquist

On July 13, 1944, the plaintiff, a barber employed on Dore Street in Boston, spent part of his lunch period in sitting on the curbstone of Dore Street, smoking a cigar. While there, he was hit and injured by an automobile driven by a young blonde man who was working at a parking space across the street. The automobile was one owned by, and registered in the name of, the defendant. The defendant’s wife, on the day in question, drove the automobile into the parking space, and left it there, paying the fee to a colored man who was working there. She then left the parking space, and after that…