Pierner v. Mann
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFowler, J.
The action was brought by Myrtle E. Pierner against Jack Mann, the owner and driver of an automobile; and his insurer, and against the insurer of her husband, to recover for injuries sustained by her in an automobile collision on a highway alleged to have been caused by the negligence of Mann and by that of her husband in whose automobile she was riding as a guest.
The complaint demanded judgment against Mann and the two insurers. Mann asked that Pierner be interpleaded as a defendant, alleged negligence on his part as charged in the plaintiff’s complaint as to lookout and control of his car,…
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