Marsh v. Singletary
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
Howard H. Marsh claims of Gus Singletary $H0.47 as damages to his automobile, sustained as a result of a collision 'with the defendant on the highway between Talisheek and Pearl River.
The plaintiff alleges that the collision was due solely to the fault and negligence of the defendant in operating his car. He claims that his automobile was damaged to the extent of $90.40 and claims $30.00 on account of the loss of its use for five days.
He alleges that the defendant and himself both were driving west on the highway; that defendant was ahead and going about 10 miles an hour, and that plaintiff…
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