Dow v. Legg
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Wright, District Judge.
This action was brought by the administratrix to recover damages for alleged wrongful death of Henry V. Dow, who left surviving as his heirs and next of kin, his widow, the administratrix, and three minor children, for whose benefit the action was brought under authority given by sections 1382, 1383, Comp. St. 1922, commonly referred to as Lord Campbell’s Act. Walter Legg, Charles E. Wagner, Roy Lieb, and Silas Lieb were made defendants. The parties will be designated, as in the court below, plaintiff and defendants, respectively.
The plaintiff, as administratrix,…
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