Flynn v. Helena Cab & Bus Co.

This action arose out of a collision between two automobiles at the intersection of Davis and Breckenridge Streets in the city of Helena. The collision occurred on February 3, 1931. On that day Flynn and Kimpton were traveling north on Davis Street in a Ford coupé owned and driven by Kimpton. The other ear was a taxicab proceeding westward on Breckenridge Street; it was owned by defendant and then being driven by John Patchett, its employee. The cars collided at the intersection, resulting in personal injuries to Flynn and damage to the Kimpton car. These actions followed. The two cases were…