Norman v. Little
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWesterfield, J.
This is a suit by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Norman on their own account and on behalf of their two minor children for the recovery of damages due to physical injuries and property loss resulting from a collision between their Lincoln sedan, which, at the time, was being driven by Mr. Norman, and a LaSalle roadster belonging to the defendant, Charles Little, and driven by his sister and co-defendant, Mrs. Leary. Mrs. Leary was never cited, and the case proceeded against Little alone. He answered, admitting the ownership of the LaSalle automobile, but denying the authority of Mrs. Leary to use it,…
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