Simms v. Scott

STEWART, Judge.

This action originated as an automobile property damage claim by Paul W. Scott against Joseph L. Simms, arising from a collision of their respective automobiles on October 11, 1957, at 12th and Jefferson Streets in Louisville. Hannah Simms, wife of Joseph L. Simms, who was a passenger in his car at the time of the collision, intervened and asserted her claim for alleged personal injuries against both her husband and Scott.

The jury returned a verdict in favor of Hannah Simms against Scott, in the amount of $125, and absolved Joseph L. Simms from any liability to either his wife…