Caldwell v. Adams
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtChattin, J.
These cases arose out of a collision between a service truck owned and registered in' the name of the defendant, Adwell Motors, Inc., and driven by the defendant, Charles Caldwell, an employee of the Motor Company, and an automobile owned by the plaintiff, J. E. Adams, Sr., and driven by the plaintiff, J. E. Adams, Jr., the minor son of J. E. Adams, Sr. The collision occurred about midnight on July 29, 1960, in the town of Columbia, Tennessee.
The plaintiff, J. E. Adams, Sr., sued for property damages and also for medical expenses and loss of services of his minor son. The plaintiff, J. E.…
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