Geffert v. Kayser

We will first consider the liability of the defendant Adolph H. Kayser. It appears without dispute that the automobile, which was at the time of the accident being driven by Paul Kayser, was owned by Adolph H. Kayser. It further clearly appears that Paul Kayser had procured his father’s permission to take the car for the purpose of taking a young lady to a dance, and that he was on his way from his father’s home to the residence where he was to call for her at the time the accident occurred. It is claimed that going to the dance was part of the education of Paul Kayser, who at the time was a…