Mahoney v. Pearce

Blume, Chief Justice.

On June 2, 1922, plaintiff, a truck-driver, and Mrs. Ma-honey, wife of the defendant, had an automobile collision on the streets of Casper. On June 4, 1922, the plaintiff, according to his testimony, went to see the defendant in reference to the expenses of repairing defendant’s car, injured in the collision, claiming that he should not be responsible for all of the expenses. This was at the garage of one Van Sant, plaintiff’s attention having been called to the fact that defendant was in the place. Upon meeting, the latter committed a battery npon the plaintiff, as a…