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  • Title: Gail Frances Mcdaniel and Patricia Ann
  • Author : St. Louis District Missouri Court of Appeals
  • Release Date : January 15, 1965
  • Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 62 KB

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The appeal in cause No. 31,623 involves the validity of a nunc pro tunc order entered in the case of the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York, a Corporation v. Western Casualty Company, a Corporation, et al., being cause No. 32,566 in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. The appeal in cause No. 31,622 is by plaintiffs in the case of Gail Frances McDaniel and Patricia Ann McDaniel by Pearl M. Eisnogle, next friend vs. Nettie Lovelace, administratrix of the Estate of Clayton Thomas Lovelace, Joe Ray, Inc., a Corporation and Douglas Wayne Clemons, from an order of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County sustaining a motion to dismiss the case as to defendant Nettie Lovelace, administratrix. A somewhat detailed statement of facts will be necessary to a complete understanding of the matter involved in said appeals. On the 12th day of March, 1958, there was a collision on Highway 61-67 in Jefferson County between a Buick automobile owned by Clayton Lovelace, and a tractor-trailer owned by Joe Ray, Inc., a Corporation and being driven at the time by Douglas Wayne Clemons. In the Buick automobile, at the time of the collision, were Clayton Lovelace, John McDaniel, Jr., and Anthony Joseph Bachek. All three of these men were killed instantly. Lovelace left surviving him, a widow and three minor children. McDaniel left surviving him, two minor children. Bachek left surviving him, a widow and three minor children. Nettie M. Lovelace was appointed administratrix of the estate of Clayton Thomas Lovelace. Fidelity insured Lovelace against liability imposed by law in the operation of his automobile. McDaniel owned a 1955 Ford automobile and was insured by Western Casualty. It contained omnibus coverage. Joe Ray, Inc., owner of the tractor-trailer, was insured by Travelers Insurance Company.


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