Watts v. Kegler
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Evans, Judge.
On January 17, 1970, at Little Five Points in Atlanta, Georgia, Willie Kegler, of 318 Beechwood Drive, River Rouge, Michigan, driving a 1969 Buick with Michigan license plate CX-2358, collided with the rear of an automobile driven by Robert C. Watts, III. Virginia S. Watts, his wife, was a passenger and the owner of the automobile driven by her husband.
On January 14,1972, Watts sued Kegler for his own personal injuries arising out of the collision, and Mrs. Watts sued him for loss of consortium of her husband and for damage to her automobile. Both suits requested that defendant…
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