De Salvo v. Friedman

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Parker, J.

Lila Einaldi and her father, Peter, were riding as passengers in an automobile belonging to the corporation De Salvo & Sons and driven by Anthony De Salvo, secretary of that corporation and son of its president. There was a collision with a car belonging to defendant Friedman, in which apparently he was riding, and, as alleged, driven by his servant or agent. Lila and Peter were injured. Both were plaintiffs in a suit begun February 5th, 1930, in which the complaint contained nine counts. Before trial, Peter died, and the counts wherein he…