Ingolsby v. Burnett

In the first styled case Mary Burnett, a minor, sues by next friend, to recover damages resulting from injuries received when struck by an automobile operated by Ingolsby. In the second case her father sues for loss of services. The cases were tried together, and resulted in verdicts for $1200' and $800', respectively. The 'Court of Appeals affirmed both judgments.

The first assignment of error is as follows:

“The learned Court of Appeals erred in overruling petitioner’s first assignment of error in both cases, which assignment was as follows:

“ ‘During the-trial of these cases one of appellees’…