Shaddy v. Daley

About 2 o’clock in the morning of April 19, 1936, Robert Shaddy, respondents’ son, eighteen years old, was driving a coupe on the highway, in a northerly direction, through Hagerman valley. Two young men of about his age were riding in the seat with him. They were met by appellant and another man in an auto truck, which appellant was driving. The meeting resulted in a collision between the coupe and truck. The evidence as to who was to blame for the collision is very conflicting. Testimony produced on behalf of respondents was to the effect that the truck, the body of which was more than 80…