Tinsley's Adm'r v. Slate

CULLEN, Commissioner.

Shortly before 8 a. m., on April 25, 1950, a Cadillac automobile driven by the appellee Margaret Slate,, and owned by the appellee Mark D. Amsdell, collided with a taxicab driven by the appellee Veachel Wheat and owned by the appellee Yellow Cab Company, at the intersection of Park and Eleventh Streets in the City of Bowling Green. At the moment of the collision, Richard Wade Tinsley, a 13-year-old boy; was riding his bicycle through the intersection, parallel with and immediately to the right of the taxicab. The rear end of the taxicab was knocked against the boy on the…