Transus, Inc. v. Crosby

Deen, Presiding Judge.

This appeal is from a judgment in a wrongful death action arising out of a vehicular collision between an automobile driven by the decedent, appellee Crosby’s wife, and a truck belonging to appellant Transus, Inc., and driven by appellee Blair. Mr. Crosby sued individually and as temporary administrator of the estate; he named Transus’ insurer, Protective Insurance Company, as a defendant. He alleged that Blair was an agent, employee, or servant of Transus and that his alleged negligence was therefore imputable to Transus and the latter’s insurer.

Transus and Protective…