Martin v. Monk

This appeal is from a judgment on two causes of action arising out of an automobile collision, one amounting to five thousand dollars for personal injuries to respondent, the wife, and the other for $69.90 for damages to the property of respondents. The collision occurred at about six p. m., on January 5, 1931, at the intersection of 24th avenue N. W. and West 73rd street, in Seattle. Respondents sued for twenty thousand dollars for the personal injuries sus tained by tbe wife, and appellants also cross-complained for twenty thousand dollars for personal injuries sustained by Mrs. Monk.

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