Gregoriev

Gregoriev v. Northwestern Pacific Railroad

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 580·95 Cal. App. 447·273 P. 84
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 13, 1928Docket No. 6530.California1,488 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Knight, J.

This is an action for damages, and is a companion case to one entitled Gregoriev v. Northwestern Pacific R. R, Co., Civil No. 6257, ante, p. 428 [ 273 Pac. 76 ], wherein the judgment in favor of the plaintiff has been this day affirmed by this court. The actions arose out of a collision which occurred between Gregoriev’s automobile and the steam train of appellant at a grade crossing, near Guerneville, Sonoma County. At the time of the accident Gregoriev was driving his own automobile—a seven-passenger sedan—and riding with him were his wife, two daughters, aged twelve and eleven years, respectively, and a son, aged six years. As a result of the collision Gregoriev’s wife sus tained injuries from which she died within a few hours after the accident, and Gregoriev and the children were all more or less severely hurt, one of the girls being permanently crippled by having suffered a fractured spine.

The companion action was commenced by Gregoriev in his own right to recover damages which he claims to have sustained on account of his personal injuries, the destruction of his property, expenses incurred by him in providing medical treatment and hospitalization for his family, and loss…

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