Coffey v. Gayton

Six actions at law, growing out of an automobile collision, were brought, three against Hazel E. Bicknell, and three against Harold N. Gayton. Two were prosecuted by Frank M. Coffey as executor of the estate of his wife, Mary Gertrude Coffey, to recover for her conscious pain and suffering, two were brought *143by Frank M. Coffey to recover for expenses in treating her injuries and for loss of her services, two more by him individually to recover for his own injuries. The plaintiff recovered a judgment in each case and executions were issued in the first two for $10,317.61 against Hazel E.…