Howell v. Shepherd
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtKetchum, J.
Plaintiff in error Howell sued the defendants William Franklin Shepherd, Lydia F. Darragh and William H. Darragh for damages for personal injuries sustained by him in an automobile collision between an automobile which he was driving and one driven by Shepherd, on Highway 70 in Shelby County, on October 28, 1942. Some time later F. N. Burt Company,, a foreign corporation, engaged in .business in Buffalo,. New York, was made a party defendant by service of process upon the defendant Shepherd as its alleged “employee and State representative,” in the manner provided by section 8676-8679 of the…
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