Burt v. Blackfoot Motor Supply Co.

BUDGE, Chief Justice.

September 12, 1945, appellant was the owner of a 1942 model Nash sedan, and on that date became involved in an accident sustaining damage to said car. In order to move the car after the accident it was necessary to secure a wrecker to convey the automobile to a garage where the necessary repairs could be made. September 13, 1945, appellant made arrangements with the Blackfoot Motor Supply Company to have the automobile towed to the company’s garage. The car was taken into the possession of the company September 13th, and placed in the interior of its garage for storage…