Watson v. Ingalls

Charles Ingalls, Jr., was struck down by a car operated by A. C. Watson, Jr., and brought suit to recover damages for the injuries sustained. From a judgment for the plaintiff, defendant appeals. Charles Ingalls, the father of the boy so injured, incurred considerable hospital and medical expense, and sued separately for the damages he sustained as a result of the accident. The father also recovered a judgment, and defendant áppeals. The two eases are here submitted by agreement of counsel as one appeal, controlled by a single bill of exceptions, and to be determined as if the appeals had…