Levine v. Colorado Transportation Co.

Opinion by

William L. Gobin.*

Plaintiffs in error, Irving B. Levine and Merrill B. Levine, father and son, sought damages by a complaint filed in the district court on August 8, 1962. It was alleged that the son was injured on a ski tow owned by Colorado Transportation Co. and operated by “John Doe, a person whose true name is unknown,” then acting within the scope of his employment. In addition to other pleadings, the defendants filed a third-party complaint alleging that Times-Call Newspaper, as supervisor of a ski school in the area where the injury occurred, should be joined as a…