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· 6/15/1878

Hindman v. Borders

Citations

  • 89 Ill. 336

Syllabus

<p>Agent—when liable for negligence in business. Where one acts- as the agent of another, as a mere act of friendship or neighborly kindness, without reward, he will not be liable to his principal for loss through want of care, unless his negligence is gross.</p>

Judges: Dickey

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