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· 6/8/1912

Monroe v. Longren

Citations

  • 87 Kan. 342
  • 124 P. 367
  • 1912 Kan. LEXIS 148

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Tort — Wrongful Taking of Automobile — Tort Feasors — Damages. Appellant was sued jointly with others, charged with the wrongful taking of plaintiff’s automobile from a garage where it had been stored, and recklessly driving the same, by which it was damaged. It appeared from the evidence and findings that he aided, encouraged and participated knowingly in the wrongful taking and wrongful use of the machine. Held, appellant is liable as a joint tort-feasor for the damages sustained by the owner.</p>

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