Audubon Insurance Co. v. Lavallis

GLADNEY, Judge.

The Audubon Insurance Company, insurer of a Pontiac automobile owned by Luke Rachal, paid to the insured all except Fifty ($50.00) Dollars of the damages sustained by Rachal’s car as a result of an in-tersectional collision which occurred in the City of Alexandria, Louisiana, on August 6, 1955, and on February 6, 1956, this suit was instituted by the company and Rachal against Ervin Lavallis. Certain acts of negligence were attributed to Clyde Lavallis, son of the defendant, who was driving the defendant’s pickup truck at the time it collided with the automobile owned by Luke…