Legal Opinion
Page v. Kegel
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Decided March 10, 1937No. Appeals, 197 and 198PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
James, J.,
On July 7, 1932 Harry H. Toder, as an employe of, and accompanied by, Harold M. Page, was driving an automobile-hearse on the right side of the State highway leading from Lancaster to Harrisburg. About a mile east of Elizabethtown, a collision occurred with an automobile operated by Harry Kegel, driven in an easterly direction towards Lancaster. On May 16, 1933 actions of trespass were brought against Kegel by Yoder, for personal injuries suffered in the collision, and by Page, for damages to the automobile-hearse. Specific acts of negligence were alleged, to which…
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