Elliot v. Rhymes
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
MILLS, Judge.
Plaintiff brings this suit for the use and benefit of his 15 year old son, Robert W. Elliot, demanding of defendant damages aggregating $4,940, for injuries, medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of time from school, and the value of a demolished bicycle, resulting from a collision between the bicycle ridden by the boy and a ear driven by defendant on South Second street in the city of Monroe. While termed a street, its condition was that of an ordinary paved country highway; that is, a paved strip of about 16 feet, flanked by graveled shoulders extending 3 feet on each side…
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