Martin v. Cazedessus
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtLeBLANC, J.
An automobile collision at Dufrocq and America streets, in the city of Baton Rouge, on January 24, 1929, gave rise to this damage suit.
The plaintiff is Dr. J. I. Martin whose minor daughter, Miss Margaret Martin, was an invited guest in the car of the defendant, Mr. Eugene Cazedessus. The car was being driven at the time by Mr. Cazedessus’ minor son, Camille, and another *101young man, Donald Ogden, was also a guest passenger.
The suit is brought by Dr. Martin for the use and benefit of his minor daughter, who, he alleges, sustained a severe foot injury in the accident. Charges of negligence by…
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