Crisp v. Medlin
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtParkeR, J.
Defendant Frances Lane Medlin admits in her answer that in November 1962 she owned a 1957 Chevrolet automobile as a family purpose automobile, and that Franklin Odell Medlin was a member of her family.
Plaintiff’s evidence shows the following facts: On 12 November 1962 James Thomas Lane, a 15-year old boy, was living with his mother, Gertrude Crisp. About 10:30 p.m. on the night of this day her son left her home in a 1957 Chevrolet automobile driven by Franklin Odell Medlin for the purpose of helping his father, Curtis Medlin, who was a passenger in the automobile, clean out a well. They went…
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