Lacewell v. Griffin

Ed. F. McFaddiN, Justice.

This appeal stems from a collision between a bus owned by appellees and a truck owned by appellant, and presents for decision questions which arise because of provisions found in Act 315 of 1941, known as the “Uniform Contribution Among Tort-feasors Act.” We identify the parties: Appellees Griffin and Roberson are partners, doing business under the name of Cowen Bus Line, and are engaged as a motor carrier of passengers. Appellee Lewis was the driver of the Cowen bus involved in the collision. We will hereinafter refer to all the appellees as “Cowen.” Appellant…