Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court February 4, 1963 (Clancy v. R. O'Brien & Co.)

Exceptions overruled. One Nickerson, employed by the defendant (O’Brien), lent a tractor, with a rope on it, to one Furello, employed by The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A & P), to enable him to obtain from another part of a pier carts, to be furnished by A & P, in which fish purchased from O’Brien by A & P were to be placed. Furello attached two carts to the tractor.