Hall v. Hague

KERN, Associate Judge.

On the morning of January 8, 1963, appellant Louise Hall, accompanied by her infant daughters in her automobile, collided with an automobile driven by appel-lee Henry Hague, a minor, at the intersection of Goldsboro and River Roads in Maryland. She sued Henry Hague and appellee James Hague, who owned the car his son had been driving, to recover for personal injuries and property damage. Her husband, appellant William Hall, brought a separate action for the loss of services of his children and of time from his own professional duties caring for his wife and children and…