Carso v. Crais

WESTEREIELD, Judge.

On June 13, 1931, a collision occurred between a Ford coupé belonging to Anna Carso and, at the time, driven by her brother, Anthony Carso, and an automobile owned by William C. Crais and driven by his minor son, Ralph Crais. Immediately following the accident, the Ford of Miss Carso, which had been disabled, was towed to a garage known as “Buck’s Service Station, Inc.,” a family corporation conducted by Crais, Sr. When Miss Carso attempted to get possession of her automobile, Wm. Crais declined to surrender it unless the damages to his ear, which he fixed at $125, was paid…