Forster-Davis Motor Co. v. Slaterbeck
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
WELCH, V. C. J.
Essential facts are that the plaintiff, Lloyd L. Slaterbeck, was in the employ of the defendant, Forster-Davis Motor Company, a corporation, as car salesman. He worked for about a month on straight salary and traveling expenses, traveling over the territory visiting garage men and others to promote sales, and was then called in to work as salesman in the used car lot on commission. He had worked in this latter capacity a few weeks when the accidental injury occurred. He was driving one of plaintiff’s cars from the lot toward the airport, in the line of his general efforts to…
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