D. Graff and Sons v. Williams

— On or about 7 o’clock in the morning of July 2, 1943, at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Marshall Street in the city of Gary, Indiana, a collision occurred between an auto-bile owned and driven by the appellee and a tractor owned and driven by the appellant Howard Passage to which tractor a trailer owned by the appellant D. Graff and Sons was attached. The appellee brought this suit to recover damages for injuries to’both his person and his automobile and each appellant sought damages, by way of separate cross-complaints, for injuries to their respective vehicles. The jury’s verdict…