Legal Opinion
Morris v. Dame's
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided November 16, 1933PublishedCited by 46 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtEpes, J.
This is an action, instituted by notice of motion for judgment, which was brought by L. Hunter Morris, Jr., a young man nineteen years old, suing by his next friend, against F. C. Dame and the town of Christiansburg. Its object is to recover damages for personal injuries received by Morris in a collision which occurred late in the afternoon of April 18, 1930, between an automobile truck owned by Dame and a truck owned by the town of Christiansburg. The Dame truck was being driven by one of his workmen, and the truck of the town of Christiansburg was being driven by one of its employees.…
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