Legal Opinion
Tuck v. Commercial Standard Ins. Co. of Dallas
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided December 13, 1935No. 5090PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
TALIAFERRO, Judge.
The automobile of Robert G. Harmon, while being carelessly driven by his wife, collided with plaintiff’s car in the city of Monroe, La., causing damage to the car and personal injury to Mrs. Tuck. On September 8, 1932, he instituted suit against Mr. and Mrs.' Harmon and their insurer, Commercial Standard Insurance Company of Dallas, Tex., to recover judgment for an amount sufficient to repair 'the damage to his car, and thereafter, by supplemental petition, sued for physicians’ bills necessarily incurred in treating Mrs. Tuck’s injuries.
After the suit was tried in the lower…
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