Graves v. Harrington
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtRiley, J.
This action was commenced by defendant in error, Geneva Harrington, a minor, by J. J. Harrington, next' friend, against H. W. Graves, Dixie Cab Company, a corporation, and Central Mutual Insurance Company, a corporation, to recover damages for personal injury.
Defendant Graves was the owner of a taxicab in the service of the Dixie Cab Company, which was engaged in the operation of motor cabs in Oklahoma City. The Central Mutual Insurance Company issued a liability insurance policy under an ordinance of the city of Oklahoma City regulating the operation of taxicabs in said city. The ordinance,…
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