Frost v. Walsh
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtElsworth, J.
The plaintiffs’ causes of action are grounded in negligence and arise out of a collision between automobiles owned and operated by the two defendants respectively. It appears that while the said cars were being driven in the same direction, the Drummond car in which two of the plaintiffs were riding as passengers ran into the rear of the Walsh car when it stopped suddenly.
Two motions are here for determination. The first by the said two plaintiff passengers to vacate a notice for the taking of their testimony before trial served by the defendant Drummond, and the second by the defendant Walsh…
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