Webster v. Sneider

Snyder for damages occasioned by injury received while plaintiff was riding in the automobile of the defendant which automobile, it is alleged, was being. driven by Thomas L. Snyder, the defendants son and servant, on the defendant’s business.

The declaration was based clearly upon the doctrine of respondeat superior. At the time the accident occurred Marie Webster was a single woman but she thereafter, and before the time for the filing of pleas to the amended declaration, married Thomas L. Snyder, the son and servant of defendant, whose negligent handling of the automobile, as it is alleged,…