116 Ohio App. 63 - Webb v. Grimm’s Empirical Analysis
1961
Citation profile
10 state decisions
How this case has been cited
Cited by 12 later decisions — most recently January 2025
10 state decisions
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““The trial court’s finding that “Beatty Motor Sales was, at best, delivering the Mad River Ford milk truck as an accommodation to Robison and Grimm, so that the milk of Robison’s customers could be delivered to the dairy in Dayton” is supported by the evidence. But can it be concluded that in turning it over to Grimm, Beatty’s extended coverage to Grimm under the terms of its garage liability policy? The facts in this case distinguish it from the ease of Allstate Ins. Co. v. Urban, supra. In that case, the automobile had been put in the possession and control of the garage repair shop by its owner. The idea of substituting this car for the automobile being repaired originated in the mind of the management of the repair shop. In the case before us, Beatty’s did not have custody and control of the Mad River truck when Grimm telephoned them and the idea of procuring this truck originated in the mind of Grimm and was conveyed by him to Beatty’s. At the time Grimm telephoned Beatty’s, Robison had permission of Mad River to use their Ford truck while his truck was undergoing repair and Grimm had implied permission of Robison to use it in furtherance of this bailment. The trial court found these facts and we have said that such findings are sustained by the evidence. The trial court held that Beatty’s act in procuring the Mad River truck and turning it over to Grimm was done as an accommodation to Grimm and Robison. The trial court did not find that Beatty’s acted in furtherance of ”
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