Ross v. Schlosser

Miller, P. J.,

— Eva Ross, a minor, now in her twentieth year, was personally injured on Sept. 6, 1920, in a collision between an automobile in which she was riding as a passenger and another, which was owned and operated by the defendant.

On July 3, 1922, suit was brought for recovery of their damages by Eva Ross, by her father and next friend, Hyman Ross, and a statement of claim was filed on the same day, to which defendant filed his affidavit of defence on July 8th.

Surprising as it may seem, it now appears that at the time of the accident Eva Ross was an orphan. Her father, Hyman Ross, had…