Clark v. Parker
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
We are called upon to consider a judgment in a personal injury suit. The plaintiff, C. R. Clark, lives in Oxford, North Carolina, hut in July, 1931, he was in Newport News looking for work. The defendant, Dempsey F. Parker, lives in Hilton Village and. is the manager of an A. & P. store in Newport News. On July 26, Clark chanced to drop in. While there Parker told him that he was going to drive down to Oxford that night and would be glad to have him go along. This invitation he accepted. They drove down in Parker’s Chevrolet car, and with them went a young man, H. J. Barrett, who was also a…
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