Leavitt v. Bacon

These cases arise out of the collision of two motor vehicles at about ten o’clock in the morning of June 25, 1932, in the intersection of the Lafayette Road and Atlantic Avenue, two public highways in North Hampton. The day was clear, and the road was dry. The two cars involved were Joseph E. Leavitt’s, driven by his wife, Lucy S. Leavitt, and the defendant’s driven by himself. William J. Young, Jr., Mrs. Leavitt’s grandson, fifteen years of age, was a passenger in the Leavitt car and was sitting at her right. Mr. Leavitt was not present. Mrs. Leavitt sued for her personal injuries. Joseph E.…