Turner v. Ewing
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
SUMMERS, Justice.-
Plaintiffs Lawrence Paul Turner and Paul 'Abraham instituted suit on October 19, 1965 against W. D. Ewing, Callender Auto Rental and Fidelity General Insurl anee Company to recover damages arising out of an automobile collision which occurred on May 7, 1965 at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Rousseau Street in the city of New Orleans. As a result of the collision, Turner incurred personal injuries and Abraham’s automobile was damaged. Plaintiffs alleged that Turner was driving Abraham’s car and that defendant Ewing had rented the automobile he was driving from…
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