Kahlenberg v. Goldstein

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the donor father had negligently entrusted the automobile to his son
• holding that the donor father had negligently entrusted the automobile to his son
• holding that a father was not entitled to a directed verdict in a negligent entrustment case where there was sufficient evidence for the jury to find that he gave a car to his minor son, whom the father knew to be a reckless and negligent driver
• negligent entrustment claim where a father purchased a car for his son knowing of the son's reckless driving propensity
• parents permitted minor son to drive vehicle when they “knew, or should have known” of his “habits of intoxication and habitually reckless and negligent use of automobiles”
• father liable where he gave a car to his son who had a history of reckless driving

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).