Hutto v. Arbour

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Hutto, wife of Charles B. Hutto, and her minor daughter, Mary Evelyn, were driving west on Convention Street in the City of Baton Rouge in a Dodge Sedan around seven o'clock P.M. on May 31, 1937, when the car which Mrs. Hutto was driving was struck on the rear by a truck of the "wrecker type" going south on North 16th Street and driven by the defendant Arbour. The collision occurred after Mrs. Hutto had gotten about three fourths across the intersection of these two streets.

This suit is by Mrs. Hutto for damages in the sum of $13,000 on account of injuries which she claims to…