Carr v. Irons
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Justice.
Elizabeth Carr was struck by an automobile driven by John James Irons, Jr., at the intersection of Warren and Dauphin Streets in the City of Mobile.
Thereafter Elizabeth Carr brought suit against Irons. The complaint averred simple negligence and sought damages for personal injuries. Elizabeth Carr’s husband, T. C. Carr, also brought a derivative suit and sought damages for loss of consortium of his wife, and for hospital and medical expenses. His complaint likewise is in one count and except for its derivative nature was in all material respects the same as the complaint…
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