Armiger v. Baltimore Transit Co.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
The suit in this case was instituted by Harriett N. Armiger, an infant, through Daniel N. Armiger, her father and next friend, for injuries received by her while returning from a visit to Martinsburg, West Virginia, on December 29th, 1935, as a guest in an automobile operated by C. Albert Hodges, Jr., which collided with an automobile owned and operated by Dr. J. Carroll Monmonier. Miss Armiger, at the time of the collision, was eighteen years of age, and Mr. Hodges seventeen. The scene of the impact was on the Frederick Road, in or near Catonsville, Maryland, at a point about seventy-five…
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