Feuster v. Redshaw

On September 6th, 1928, three actions at law for damages growing out of alleged negligence in the operation of two automobiles were begun in the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore City against Joseph H. Redshaw and Joseph Whitely, the automobile owners. The first suit was by the infant, Frank Feuster, for personal injuries sustained; the second was by the father of the infant for expenses and loss of services growing out of the injuries suffered by the son; and the third was by William G. Scherbel for damages be cause of injuries sustained by himself and to his automobile. In every one of…