LeBlanc v. Davis

SAVOY, Judge.

Our present controversy stemmed from a rear-end automobile collision on May 21, 1964, on St. Mary Boulevard in Lafayette, Louisiana, when the defendant, Antoinette Davis, drove her 1955 Chevrolet automobile into the rear of plaintiff’s 1960 Buick automobile while the latter vehicle was stopped at a signal light across from the Dupre Library on the campus of the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Upon finding that the Davis vehicle carried no liability insurance coverage, Mrs. LeBlanc joined as defendants, Antoinette Davis and also her own insurance company, Travelers Indemnity…