Union Motor Co. v. Tait

Griffin Smith, Chief Justice.

Two. judgments, were rendered against Union Motor Company in favor of Mrs. J. O. Tait: one for $1,300, the other for $100. In appealing the Company urges errors' in nine instances, each prejudicial.

Mrs. Tait, whose automobile and ring were the sub: ject-matter of litigation, had lived at Sanford, Florida, but was employed at Orlando as a news announcer for a radio station. Her husband was inducted into the armed forces and in May, 1953, was stationed at Oceana, ■ Yirr. ginia. In order to he near him while he awaited overseas orders Mrs. Tait went to the Virginia…