Tate v. McVea

ELLIS, Judge.

This case, which was consolidated with the case of Kean’s v. Tate, La.App., 205 So.2d 165, for trial, arises out of an automobile accident which occurred at the intersection of State Highway 19 and Gore Road in East Baton Rouge Parish on July 14, 1966. The vehicles involved were an automobile owned by Major Tate and driven by his wife Dorothy Tate, and an automobile owned by Kean’s, and driven *164by its employee Robert P. McVea. The Tate’s minor son was riding as a passenger in their vehicle.

The Tates brought suit against McVea, Kean’s, and Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Kean’s…