Adams v. Sexton

Opinion op the Court by

Morris, Commissioner—

Affirming.

At some time after 11 o’clock on the night of January 25, 1935, while riding in a car owned by Sherman Patrick, driven by his son Russell and in which there were three other boys Salyers, Shelton, and appellee, John Sexton was injured, as the result of a collision between the Patrick car and a taxi owned and then operated by appellant, of whom he sought damages.

Three lawsuits grew out of the accident; Sherman Patrick the owner of the sedan, sued Adams for damages resulting to his car, and as next friend of Russell sued for damages on…