Sears v. Moran

This is an action to collect damages for the alleged wrongful death of Horace Sears. The complaint is in two paragraphs, in the first it is alleged that on May 30, 1942, the appellee, James J. Moran, employed Oscar Moore to drive his automobile for him, and that pursuant to said employment and at the direction of the defendant, Moore drove defendant around in the automobile for a while and then returned him to his law office, at which point the defendant alighted from the automobile, “and then and there directed Moore as to his further duties regarding said auto mobile . . That pursuant to…