Kizer v. Hazelett

Appellee was injured in a collision between an automobile owned and driven by appellant Kizer and an automobile owned and driven by her son, appellant Hazelett, in which she was riding as a guest. She sued both appellants in one paragraph alleging that Kizer’s negligence and her son’s willful and wanton misconduct concurred in causing her injuries without fault on her part. Each appellant filed a motion to separate the causes of action and redocket and try the same as separate causes of action which motions were overruled and errors are assigned on the rulings. The cause was tried by a jury…