Zavodnick v. Rose Son

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

The defendant corporation, A. Rose & Son, was engaged in furnishing paper mill supplies in Philadelphia. In the business it used a large auto truck with a covered driver’s seat in front, back of which was an open platform seven feet wide and twelve to thirteen feet long with stakes or stanchions at the sides. It was driven by a man named Johnson and used in collecting bales of waste paper and other material. Jacob Zavodnick, plaintiff’s husband, was a junk dealer located at or near Manayunk, a suburb of Philadelphia, from whom the defendant was in the habit of…