Hinds v. Bowen

The plaintiff, an infant of two and one half years, by his father and next friend brings this action at law against Alma Bowen of Watertown, for damages resulting from a collision with an automobile alleged to have occurred on or about May 13, 1926. At the trial there was evidence tending to show that the plaintiff and his custodian, his mother, were in the exercise of due care, and that the driver of the automobile was negligent; but the judge directed a verdict for the defendant because there was no sufficient evidence to show that the defendant was the driver of the automobile or was…