Davis v. Londeau

Pannell, Presiding Judge.

This action for bodily injury and property damage *627arose on July 29, 1967, when a car operated by one Cynthia Davis, age 13, and owned by her aunt, Patricia Echols, who was a passenger, collided at an intersection with a car owned by one S. E. Londeau and operated by his wife, Margaret Londeau.

Following the rendition of a special verdict by a jury finding that Cynthia Davis was not a competent person to drive an automobile, the court, as a matter of law, directed a verdict against both plaintiffs and appeal followed. Held:

1. It is enumerated that the court erred in its…