Bachand v. Rosemurgy

A Chevrolet coupe, owned by the plaintiff, Roger Bachand, and in which he was riding but driven with his permission by his companion, Willis Pennock, collided with a Packard car, owned by the defendant but driven by his son William, who was accompanied by his companion, Reuben Johnson, on U. S. highway No. 2 at a point in the city of Bessemer about 2.30 a. m. on July 4, 1931. All four were injured, plaintiff very seriously. Plaintiff was at that time 20 years of age, and this action is brought by Edward Bachand, his father, as next friend, to recover the damages he sustained incident thereto.…