Turner v. Capitol Motors Transportation Co.
District Court, D. Maine
1Opinion of the Court
GIGNOUX, District Judge.
These are wrongful death actions arising out of the deaths of plaintiffs’ intes-tates, Donald R. Turner and Donald P. Hill, in a highway accident in Danvers, Massachusetts on February 25, 1962. Both decedents were Maine residents, who at the time of the accident were en route from Maine to their places of em ployment in Connecticut. Their estates are being administered in Maine for the benefit of their widows and children, also Maine residents. Defendant is a Massachusetts corporation. At the time of the accident one of its trucks, driven by its servant, was hauling…
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