Travers v. Travers
Superior Court of Delaware
Two Summons Cases (Nos. 45, May Term, 1914, and 143, September Term, 1914), one by Frank W. Travers, an infant, by his next friend (and father), "Theodore F. Travers, for personal injuries, and the other by Theodore F. Travers, for loss of services of his son, against John G. Hartmann. Verdict for plaintiff in each case.
1Opinion of the Court
Rice, J.,
charging the jury:
Gentlemen of the jury:—You have been impaneled to try two cases and you will be called upon to render a verdict in each cáse.
The first action was brought by the plaintiff, Frank W. Travers, an infant, by his next friend, Theodore F. Travers, against John G. Hartmann, the defendant, to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff by reason of 'being negligently run into and knocked from the bicycle on which he was riding, by an automobile owned by the defendant and operated by his chauffeur, on the fifteenth day of March, A.…
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