Reardon v. Marston

The first two actions are brought by a minor to recover for personal injuries sustained when he was *462struck by an automobile, operated by the individual defendant and owned by and registered in the name of the corporate defendant. The other two actions are brought by the father of the minor to recover for consequential damages. The plaintiffs had verdicts in all four cases. The cases are here on the exceptions of the defendants to the denial of motions for directed verdicts and to certain rulings upon evidence.

The jury could find that Marston was operating an automobile on a pleasant afternoon…