Miller v. Stevens

In 1930 R. G. Stevens resided in Sioux Falls, S. D., and was the owner of an automobile. His son Richard (aged 18) was a student in the University of South Dakota, at Vermillion. His attendance there was pursuant to his father’s wish and at his father’s expense. Helen Miller (aged 20) was also a resident of Sioux Falls and a student at the same school. On Sunday, November 9, 1930, both Richard and Helen (having been at their respective homes over the week-end) were desirous of returning to Vermillion. Richard (with his father’s permission and consent) was intending to use his father’s…