O'Brien v. Gray, Admr.

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

An action of trespass was brought by Thomas O’Brien against Silas A. Gray, administrator of the Estate of Harry W. Gray, deceased, to recover for injuries sustained on August 8, 1931, while riding in a car owned and driven by Gray. Owing to the death of Gray, the court below properly sustained objection to the testimony of the plaintiff, the only eye-witness, as to the circumstances of the accident. See Lockard v. Vare, 230 Pa. 591, 79 A. 802.

On the day in question, Harry W. Gray, in company with O’Brien, was motoring from Philadelphia to Mt. Gretna. They were followed…