Garma v. Galmiche

Anthony Garma, accompanied by his wife, was driving his Essex automobile along the New Orléans Fort Jackson Highway in the direction of New Orleans on Monday, November 7, 1929. At about 5 o’clock, when he had reached a point near Sunrise, and when passing a garage belonging to Joseph Galmiche, a collision occurred between the Chevrolet coupe of Galmiche and the Essex automobile of Garma, causing damage to Garma’s ear which, it is claimed, amounted to $50. After the accident, Joseph Galmiche, who was driving the Chevrolet coupe at the time of the collision, struck Anthony Gar-ma on the side of…