Wittenberg v. Massey
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtWesterfield, J.
This suit grows out of an intersectional collision of automobiles. Plaintiff, the owner of a Packard car, which at the time of the accident was being driven by his son, brought this suit for damages sustained by his car as a result of the collision, and defendant, the owner of the Chrysler automobile, at the time of the accident driven by her son, reconvened and claimed damages for injury to her automobile. The trial court dismissed both the main and reconventional demands. The defendant alone has appealed.
The collision occurred at the intersec-' tion of Hurst street and Henry Clay avenue.…
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