McBride v. Gill

Thomas M. McBride, Jr., brought this suit to recover for the damage sustained by his automobile in an intersectional collision which occurred at the corner of Sycamore and Joliet Streets in the city of New Orleans. The defendants in the case are Dr. George R. Gill, the owner of the other automobile, Miss Lucille Harris, the driver, and Massachusetts Bonding Insurance Co., the liability insurance carrier of Dr. Gill.

Plaintiff charges that, on May 4, 1941, at about 4:30 p.m., his car was being driven on Sycamore Street in the direction of Protection Levee by his son, Thomas McBride III, a young…