Otis v. Kolsky

Opinion by

Henderson, J.,

Five actions were brought against the defendant, growing out of an automobile collision at the intersection of Washington Lane and Greene Street, in Germantown. One of the plaintiffs, Keating, owned one of the automobiles but was not riding therein. There were four persons in his car. Two of them, Lautenschlager and Jones, were employees of Keating and were engaged in his service at the time of the collision. Otis went with them on the trip, from which they were returning, to show them the road, and his wife, the fourth member of the party, was a guest at the…