Trujillo v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
R. J. WILSON and Dosia Wilson, in July, 1944, brought separate actions against Trujillo and Joy to recover damages resulting from an automobile accident, in which it was alleged that Joy's truck, driven by Trujillo in the course of Joy's business, negligently ran into a parked automobile in which these two plaintiffs were sitting; that each of the plaintiffs sustained injuries, and the car of R. J. Wilson was damaged. Originally Robert E. Joy was joined as party defendant, but at the close of the trial, apparently for the purpose of eliminating him from the case, it was stipulated by counsel…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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