Bell v. Greenwood
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtKapper, J.
Concurrent actions were brought by John Bell, an infant, and his father against Milton Greenwood for personal injuries suffered by the infant through the alleged negligence of Greenwood and for loss of services sustained by the father. The infant recovered a verdict of $3,000 and the father one for $250. Judgments, with costs added, were entered accordingly on December 9, 1926, against Greenwood. Greenwood was insured against this liability by the Manufacturers’ Liability Insurance Company; and that company’s policy was the usual one issued by casualty companies, under the terms of which full…
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