Kavanaugh v. Wheeling
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtSpratley, J.
This action was brought by C. W. Wheeling against B. J. Kavanaugh and F. P. Kavanaugh, partners, trading as the Lynchburg Rendering Company, and Thomas J. Hurley, to recover damages from personal injuries caused by the negligent operation of an automobile belonging to the Lynchburg Rendéring Company, and driven by Hurley, an employee of that firm.
B. J. and F. P. Kavanaugh, sometimes referred to as the defendants, plead the general issue and filed an affidavit, undér Virginia Code 1936, section 6126, denying that their automobile, at the time of collision, was being operated or controlled by…
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