Camp v. Bryant

J. Fenton Bryant, Jr., was badly injured as the result of a head-on collision between an automobile, driven by himself, and another operated by Elijah Joyner, which *392occurred near Franklin, in Southampton county, on the afternoon of May 26, 1936. Bryant sued James L. Camp, Jr., and James L. Camp, III, alleging that the collision was caused by the negligent manner in which a car owned by James L. Camp, Jr., and operated by James L. Camp, III, his agent, had been stopped on the highway. Bryant alleged that in his effort to avoid running into the rear of the Camp car, the Bryant car collided with…