Atlanta Coach Co. v. Curtis

1. Where a servant is employed to drive a motor-bus owned by the master, and operated at the expense of the master in the master’s business of carrying passengers for hire, and is placed by the master temporarily at the command of a third person in pursuance of a contract between the master and the third person, whereby the master agrees to furnish a motor-bus, the driver, and necessary fuel, and convey certain passengers upon a sight-seeing trip, 'the third person exercising no control over the servant other than the giving of general directions concerning the trip to be made and the route…