Bates v. Pennsylvania Rd

DISSENTING OPINION

By GEIGER, J.

I find myself unable to agree with my associates. The opinion of the majority discloses a searching analysis of the issues made in this case, and it might be permissible to briefly state some of the conclusions of the majority, with which I am in full accord.

The judge writing the opinion for the majority says in substance that, in our judgment, upon the record as it comes before us, it is established that Bates was at all times after February 24, 1928, until the date of the trial an insane person and at all times during said period he was unable to earn a…