Perkins v. Becker

— For convenience the parties herein will be referred to as plaintiff, defendant and garnishee.

The plaintiff was injured October 25, 1933, when an automobile owned by defendant Lillian Becker, then being driven by Manuel Becker, who was fourteen years and eight months old, collided with an automobile in which plaintiff was riding. Lillian Becker was not in the car or present at the time of the accident. On the date of the accident, the automobile owned by the defendant was insured under an automobile liability insurance policy issued to her by the garnishee, Central Surety and Insurance…