Tice v. Milner
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BARRETT, Commissioner.
On April 2, 1953, James E. Tice and his wife, Maxine, were killed when Mr. Tice’s 1940 Ford automobile was involved in a collision with a 1952 Oldsmobile automobile on Highway 84 in Dunklin County. According to the allegations of the petition,, the Oldsmobile was being driven by Mont-rose T. Morrell, who also died as the result of injuries received in the collision, but under the direction and control of its owner, Vernon J. Milner, or, it was charged, was being operated in the pursuit of a “joint enterprise” upon which Morrell and Milner had embarked. James and Maxine…
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