Blackburn v. Depoyster

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Sampson

Affirming.

Appellee, Depoyster, stored his Ford coupe in the public garage of appellant, Blackburn, in Central City, in December, 1922, for one month, paying Blackburn five ($5.00) dollars, for the service, with the understanding and agreement, as claimed by Depoyster, that he should have the right to take the car out and return it to the garage at will, Blackburn to take care of the car and return it to Depoyster in the same condition as when received at any time on demand. Shortly after the car was placed in the garage Depoyster, a traveling salesman, took…