Ross v. Stroud

An action was instituted by C. L. Stroud against Jack Ross, a minor, and Renzy Ross, his father. Stroud alleged that, while he was driving his Ford car, in the city of Fayetteville, at a moderate rale of speed, Jack Ross, who was driving another car at a high rate of speed, negligently collided with his car and injured the plaintiff, to his damage in the total sum of $744, for which plaintiff prayed judgment.

Renzy Ross, who was the father of Jack Ross, demurred to the complaint, and the demurrer was sustained by the court as to him. The defendant, Jack Ross, filed an answer, in which he…