Brown v. Sardinga

JANVIER, Judge.

At about 7:30 o’clock p. m. on October 30, 1936, there occurred an automobile collision at the corner of Amelia and Danneel streets in this city. The vehicles involved were a Chevrolet driven by Mrs. Sardinga, defendant, which was proceeding up Dan-neel street, and a Hudson sedan, which was being driven out Amelia street by Jeffrey Brown. In the Hudson, operated by Brown as a taxicab, were William Drivon and Philip Perrin, passengers.

Mrs. Sardinga was alone in her car. The three persons who occupied the Hudson all filed suits against Mrs. Sardinga, charging that she did not…