Antilley v. Jennings

LESLIE, Chief Justice.

W. M. Antilley, individually and as next friend for his minor son, instituted this suit against W. K. Jennings and L. C. Jennings, partners doing business as the Sun Electric Company, for damages occasioned by the collision of two cars, one alleged to have been driven by Jennings’ agent and servant, A. M. Calvary, and the other by plaintiff’s son. The collision resulted in the death of plaintiff’s wife and injuries to his minor son.

The defendants answered by general denial and alleged they did not own the car driven by Calvary, had no control over it, and that it was…