Sklar v. Southcomb

These cases arose out of a collision on September 7, 1948 between two automobiles at the intersection of Cold Spring Lane and Dolfield Avenue in Baltimore City. Rebecca Sklar, a passenger in . the automobile driven by her husband, Rubin Sklar, brought suit for personal injuries against Charles J. Southcomb, the owner of the other automobile, and his son and agent, Charles Gordon Southcomb, a boy 17 years of age who at the time of the accident was making collections on his father’s newspaper route. Charles J. Southcomb and his insurance carrier sued Rubin Sklar for damages to Southcomb’s…