Gillespie v. FORD

Stukes, Justice.

This action is for damages to plaintiff’s automobile and for his loss of consortium by reason of personal injuries suffered by his wife in a collision between his automobile, which she was driving, and the defendant automobile which was operated by the personal defendant Ford. The insurance company was joined as a defendant upon allegations that Ford was its agent and servant and in the scope of his employment at the time of the collision, whereby it is liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior.

Trial of a companion action against the same defendants by plaintiff’s wife…