Diamond Taxicab Co. v. McDaniel

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Ratliff

Reversing.

On May 13, 1933, about 11 o’clock at night, appellees were crossing Broadway street in the city of Louisville and were struck and badly injured by a taxicab of the Diamond Taxicab Company, being driven by Robert Gathof.

Appellees filed their separate actions against the taxicab company and Gathof to recover fo-r their injuries. The trial resulted in verdict and judgment -in favor of appellee- McDaniel, for $1,251.50, and for appellee Benedict, $1,150, and from those judgments this appeal is prosecuted.

The two -cases were tried together before- the…