Gobble v. Bradford

GARDNER, Justice.

From the averments of the bill (demurrer to which was overruled), it appears that Mrs. Rhea Carson, while a gratuitous passenger in J. B. Bradford’s automobile, sustained injuries to her person by reason of a collision occurring between Bradford’s ear and a truck of Adam Gobble, for which she recovered in separate suits damages against Bradford in the sum of $2,000, and against Gobble $700. There was but one tort, a single injury from an indivisible'cause of action, though separate suits, and Mrs. Carson was entitled to but one satisfaction (Vandiver v. Pollak, 107 Ala. 547,…