Jenney v. Jackson

In June, 1929, appellant while driving his automobile had a collision with J. H. Jackson’s car while he was driving same. As a result thereof, Jackson’s automobile was demolished and he was fatally injured and, after lingering one week in the hospital, died. Jackson left as his sole surviving heir ap-pellee, an adult daughter. She instituted this suit against appellant to recover the value of the automobile which belonged to her father and $S90.49, the amount she paid for her father’s doctors, nurses, hospital, and funeral bills occasioned by said injury, and $10,000 actual damages and…