Wright v. Carlson

These are four actions of tort, two of which are brought to recover damages for the death and conscious suffering of the plaintiff’s intestate, his daughter, a girl of *585eight years, against the administratrix of one Carlson, the owner of a taxicab, and its operator, the defendant Rose, who was Carlson’s agent, the other two actions being against the same defendants to recover consequential damages incurred by the father. The injuries to the girl, as a result of which it could have been found that she died after suffering consciously, were sustained in the early afternoon of December 31, 1938,…