Newell v. Musgrove

TEEHEE, C.

On September 9, 1925, T. L. Musgrove, plaintiff, sued R. S. Colton and Rose Newell, defendants, for damages. He alleged, in substance, that on August 7, 1925, through the negligent operation of their automobiles in approaching an intersection of two certain public highways, the defendant Newell's car collided with the defendant Col-ton’s ear in the intersection with such force that the impact caused the defendant Col-ton’s car to strike him with such violence as to inflict serious and permanent injuries upon his body; that such injuries consisted of “an extensive open comminuted…