Crawford v. Cahalan
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Jones
The plaintiff, Spencer L. Crawford, obtained a judgment against the defendant, Frank R. Cahalan, for $659.65. A declaration of three counts appropriately averred that the plaintiff’s automobile was damaged through the negligent driving of the defendant’s automobile. There is no question raised on the pleadings and therefore it is unnecessary to set them out.
The facts are that plaintiff’s son, Kendall Crawford, was employed in his father’s service station. On May 12, 1929, Kendall closed the station about 1:30 o’clock a. m. and started home in his father’s automobile. He lived on what is known…
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