Pender v. Bonfanti
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff, William Pender, brought this suit against the defendant to recover in his own behalf the sum of $503, and the further sum of $230 in behalf of his minor son, William Francis Pender; the damage sought by the plaintiff for himself being for damage to his Pontiac two-door coach automobile and wrecking service resulting from a collision with defendant's car at the intersection of Wisteria Street and Oak Drive in the City of Baton Rouge on March 14, 1941, around 10:30 P.M., and the damage which he seeks to recover for his minor son is for personal injuries and shock which the latter…
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