Louisville N. R. Co. v. Curtis' Administrator

Affirming.

A passenger train of the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company collided with a Chevrolet coupe at a highway crossing in the town of Stanford, Ky. The coupe at the time of the collision was being driven by Chester A. Curtis, and Robert E. Parish, Mrs. Daisy Pearl McKiddy, and Elbert Elmer Strong were riding with him. Parish owned the car, and Curtis and Strong were his employees. Mrs. McKiddy was a passenger or guest, but the difference in relationship of the various person-to the coupe plays no part in the case. All of the occupants of the coupe, except Strong, perished in the…