Weaver

Weaver v. Bahumes

Good Law
127 F. Supp. 85·1955 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3736
United States District Court, Northern District of CaliforniaJanuary 3, 1955Civ. No. 7128California1,081 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Halbert, J.

Action by plaintiff to recover from defendants for:

1. Damage to his automobile in the amount of $1,350; towing and storage on said automobile in the' amount of $60.50; and loss of use of said automobile in the amount of $330, making a total of $1,740.50 (Plaintiff’s Complaint, paragraph VI);

2. Damages resulting from plaintiff’s succor to his injured wife as follows: ^a) Loss of business time in the amount of $240; (b) train fare for wife in the amount of $22.65; (c) living expenses •for pláintiff in the: amount of $240; and (d) travel expenses for plaintiff in. the amount of $280, making a total such damages of $782.65 (Plaintiff’s Complaint, paragraph VII);

'. 3. Damages resulting from .trips made by plaintiff as the result of. his wife’s injuries and litigation growing out of them in the. sum of $2,280 (Plaintiff’s Complaint, paragraph VIII); and

4. Damages for loss of his wife’s services and consortium in the sum of $10,270 (Plaintiff’s Complaint, paragraph IX).

These alleged damages are all claimed by plaintiff to have accrued to him as the result of a collision between his automobile (It does not appear who the driver was at the time of the collision.) and a truck…

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