Mason v. Triplett
Court of Appeals of Maryland
(Two Appeals In One Record.)
1Opinion of the CourtHenderson, J.
On January 30, 1955, there was a collision on Juniata Street in Havre de Grace between a 1953 Ford, owned by Dennis Woodie and driven by Elbert E. Roy, and a 1954 *436Lincoln, owned and driven by Ralph B. Mason. Theodore Y. Triplett, a passenger in the Ford, filed suit for personal injuries against Roy, Woodie and Mason. Mason filed suit for personal injuries against Roy and Woodie. The cases were consolidated for trial. The court directed verdicts for Woodie in each case, and the jury returned a verdict in favor of Triplett against Roy and Mason, and a verdict in favor of Roy in Mason’s suit.…
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