Legal Opinion
Sturman v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided September 6, 1968No. Record No. 6773PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtCarrico, J.
The infant plaintiff, William L. Sturman, by his father and next friend, Max Sturman, filed a motion for judgment seeking to recover damages for personal injuries allegedly sustained by him in an automobile accident. The motion alleged that Walter F. Johnson, the defendant, was the operator of the vehicle; that the infant plaintiff was “a passenger for pay” in the automobile; and that his injuries were caused by the “negligence and . . . gross négligence” of the defendant.
The infant plaintiff’s father, Max Sturman, also filed a motion for judgment against the defendant, seeking recovery of…
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