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· 12/29/1808

Latimer & Yard v. Ridge

Citations

  • 1 Binn. 458
  • 1808 Pa. LEXIS 65

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  • where motor vehicle owner has entrusted general operation of her vehicle to another individual, that individual has authority to allow a third person to drive, even against express wishes of owner
  • “It is of no consequence that Dwyer disobeyed the owner’s instructions and permitted her son to operate the automobile ... The indemnity is not made contingent upon such a person living up to the terms of a contract of bailment between himself and the owner.”

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Judges: Confirmed, Tilghman

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