Bowman v. City of Greensboro

It is a well established rule that a party injured can sue any or all joint tort-feasors for actionable negligence. As a generalY| rule there can be no contribution or indemnity among mere tort-feasors. J | This rigor of the ride is modified in two classes of cases: “Where the, party claiming indemnity has not been guilty of any fault except ", technically or constructively, as where an innocent master is held to r respond for the tort of his servant acting within the scope of his em- r ployment; or, where both parties have been in fault, but not in the ( same fault, towards the party…