Long v. Tomlin

On December 13, 1936, Louise Tomlin, Lois Krantz and Ruby Anderson — all of whom were then under twenty-one years of age — were, while walking along a highway in Cheatham County, struck and injured by an automobile owned by J. E. Long and driven at the time by his son Jimmie Long, then a minor eighteen years of age.

Averring that the personal injuries thus suffered by the aforesaid three young ladies were proximately caused by negligence of Jimmie Long, and that he and his father, J. E. Long, were liable in damages therefor, six separate, actions for damages were instituted against J. E. Long…