Larson v. Johnson

Appellant Larson was injured in an automobile accident on November 9, 1969 when the car he was driving collided with a vehicle driven by appellee John Bristow, Jr., a minor, with the permission of its owner Richard Johnson. Larson and his wife sued, among others, Johnson, Bristow, and Bristow’s mother, who had signed her son’s application for a driver’s license and thereby agreed, by reason of the then applicable provisions of Maryland Code, Article 66V2> Section 93 (b) to be “jointly and severally liable with such minor for any damages caused by * * * [his] negligence except as otherwise…