Moore v. Lewis

Mata L. Moore, while riding as a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Charles F. Moore, was injured when that car collided with another owned by Carl L. Lewis and driven by Roderic W. Lewis, at the intersection of Tidewater Drive and Shoop Avenue in the city of Norfolk. In an action at law filed by Mrs. Moore against both Lewises, the trial court struck the evidence as to Carl L. Lewis and entered a summary judgment in his favor and that ruling is not questioned on this appeal. The case went to the jury as to the other defendant, Roderic W. Lewis, and resulted in a verdict and judgment…