Perlman v. Brooklyn City Railroad
New York Supreme Court
Motion by defendant Harry Perhnan for judgment on the pleadings and for a dismissal of the complaint as against him in an action brought by his wife for damages for personal injuries alleged to be due to the joint negligence of the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtKapper, J.
The plaintiff, Leah Perlman, sues her husband, Harry Perlman, for negligence. With him she impleads the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, claiming that a collision occurred between a trolley car of said railroad company and an automobile owned and driven by her husband, in which she was riding at the time by his invitation. She charges that the collision occurred through the negligence of her husband and the motorman of said trolley car. The defendant husband now moves for judgment on the pleadings and for a dismissal of the complaint, claiming, through his attorney, that an action by a wife…
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