Westberg v. Willde

From a judgment for $5,650 entered upon a jury verdict for plaintiffs for the death of their son, defendants prosecute this appeal. Plaintiffs’ son, Morris E. Westberg, twenty-five years of age, received injuries from which he died when a Plymouth coupe which he was driving was struck by a Ford truck driven by defendant Stanley H. Willde and owned by defendant B. Talsky, doing business under the name of Reliable Delivery Service. The collision took place in the intersection of Twenty-third and Trinity Streets in the city of Los Angeles at 1,1:30 A. M. on March 12, 1937. It had been raining…