Berger v. Nagle

Shanaman, J.,

— Charles W. Berger and Verta M. Berger, his wife, suffered personal and property damage in an automobile collision. Each brought a separate suit for damages against Frank T. Nagle and Wilson Sarig, naming them as joint defendants, and charging them with joint negligence that caused the collision. Frank T. Nagle, one of the defendants, died before the trial, and Nellie B. Nagle, his administratrix, was substituted as a party defendant. Both suits were tried together. At the trial, plaintiffs opened their case by calling defendant Sarig as under cross-examination, and proceeded to…