Crouch v. Gilmore Oil Co., Ltd.
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
Four cases were brought against defendants for damages arising out of an automobile collision. They were consolidated, and after plaintiffs had rested their ease the defendant Gilmore Oil Company, Ltd., a corporation, to which we may hereafter refer as the Gilmore Oil Company, made a motion for a nonsuit, which was granted. The case proceeded to judgment as between the rémaining parties. The plaintiffs, however, prosecute this appeal from the judgment of nonsuit.
The individual defendants and representatives of the defendant corporation were examined by plaintiffs under section 2055 of the…
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