Koch v. Imhof

Argued April 30, 1934. In the early afternoon of a clear day in the midsummer of 1931, an automobile, owned and being driven by Calvin M. Franklin and occupied also by three guests, collided with another, owned by William Imhof, then being driven by his son, William Imhof, Jr., on his father's business and occupied also by two guests. Both cars and all their occupants were injured. Each driver, backed therein by his guests, charged the other driver with responsibility for the collision, and Mr. Franklin and his guests further claimed that the elder Mr. Imhof was likewise responsible to them…