Valcourt v. Ross

Two appeals are presented here from judgments entered by the court, sitting without a jury, in favor of the respective appellees. The case arose from an automobile accident at a street intersection, in which an automobile, operated by Louis Gogel, one of the appellees, and another driven by Joseph Valcourt, one of the appellants, collided. As a result of the' collision, the automobile driven by Valcourt struck the standing automobile of Albert Ross, the other appellee. Ross brought suit to recover his property damage against Louis Gogel and Joseph Valcourt. Thereupon, Mary Smith Valcourt, the…