Lampley v. Waygood

Plaintiff, Euphemia Lampley, sued the defendants to recover for personal injuries received in an automobile accident, while her husband, Lloyd J. Lampley, sued for property damages and loss of services growing out of said accident.

In addition to the defendant, Donald C. Waygood, driver of the car belonging to Oak Motors, Inc. but rented or leased to Breeding Insulation Co., Inc., the Insulation Company and Oak Motors were made defendants. However, in the course of the trial a non-suit was entered as to Oak Motors, hence, the case was submitted to the jury against Waygood and the Insulation…