Apperson-Lee Motor Co. v. Ring

The Apperson-Lee Motor Company, hereinafter referred to as defendant, is here complaining of a judgment of the Circuit Court of the city of Lynch-burg for $350.00 against it and in favor of J. D. Ring, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff.

The controversy arose as a result of a collision on October 20, 1926, between a Ford coupe owned by defendant and driven by its agent, H. V. Everett, accompanied by Kennith Patterson, and an Essex car owned by the plaintiff and driven by Pat Ring, accompanied by Gladston Farrar and Homer Hudson.

Ring brought action against the Motor Company for -damage to his…