Humphries v. Gray

Opinion op.the Court by

Morris, Commissioner

Affirming.

In October 1945, an automobile owned by Humphries, and driven by his wife, collided with a car owned and being driven by Gray, plaintiff below, resulting in physical injuries and damaging his automobile. In his petition he charged gross and careless negligence in the operation of the Humphries’ car, and sought judgment for $2,000 for permanent injury, $150 for past and anticipated medical service, and $300 damage to his automobile.

Answer admitted that “the automobile of defendants did collide with the car of plaintiff,” but denied the…