Antonelli v. Pugh

These appeals arise out of a collision between two automobiles, one driven by Stewart J. Whitney, Sr., in which his twelve year old son, Stewart J. Whitney, Jr., was a passenger. The father died before the ambulance arrived and the *196son died in the hospital the next day without making any statement. The car, a 1949 Mercury, was owned by Robert J. Pugh, who testified that Whitney was driving it as a convenience to him, so that he could get it home to put in a new transmission, and replace two burnt valves. The other car, a 1955 Packard, was owned by Vincent L. Antonelli, and driven by his…