Mills v. . Moore

CLARKSON and DEVIN, JJ., concur in dissent. Civil action for recovery of damages for alleged wrongful death. C. S., 160, 161.

Plaintiff alleges in part that on 30 April, 1935, the intestate, Doris Marie Mills, eighteen months and twenty days of age, "momentarily unobserved by her mother, ran out of the house, crossed the front yard thereof, entered the . . . public road," and was killed by a Chevrolet motor truck of defendant, Henry Moore, traveling from the direction of Pleasant Hill toward Ervin's Cross Roads, and operated by his servant and agent, the defendant Clem Jenkins, Jr., "in the…