284 P. 603 | Kan. | 1930
The opinion of the court was delivered by
This is a companion case to the one just decided {post, p. 802). The appeals in both were submitted together. The-plaintiff, Opal McCraner, was riding with her husband when the collision occurred and suffered personal injuries therefrom. She sued
The testimony as to the relationship of Jones and the defendants was substantially the same as that produced in the case brought by her husband, and it necessarily follows that defendants cannot be held liable for the injuries suffered by Mrs. McCraner in the collision, whatever the negligence of Jones may have been.
The judgment must therefore be reversed and the cause remanded with the direction to enter judgment for the defendants.