Crain v. Jones ex rel. Jones

CULLEN, Commissioner.

The appeals are from judgments in actions growing out of an automobile collision.

The automobiles of Claude Morris Crain and Carroll Arnold collided. Harold Jones, passenger in the Arnold car, sued Crain and Arnold. Crain and his wife (who was a passenger in his car) sued Arnold, who counterclaimed against Crain seeking contribution or indemnity on any recovery against Arnold in favor of Mrs. Crain. The cases were tried together. The jury returned a verdict awarding Jones $5,567.17 against Arnold and $10,567.17 against Crain; awarding Mrs. Crain $11,500.00 against Arnold;…