Woolner v. Perry
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtSanderson, J.
These two actions of tort, one brought by the father for personal injuries, and medical expenses for his minor son; the other, by the son for personal injuries and damage to his automobile, arose out of a collision between the son’s car, driven by the father, and the truck of the defendant.
Upon the evidence the jury were warranted in finding that the accident occurred in the night on a macadam road nineteen feet in width, level and straight for a considerable distance. The defendant testified that a short time prior to the accident he had trouble with his headlights; that he stopped and,…
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