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Abstract
A, a minor, while riding in an automobile driven by B, his father, sustained injuries in a collision with an automobile driven by C. A sued C, and the latter impleaded B on a cross-complaint for contribution. The jury found the injuries to be the result of the concurring negligence of both defendants. The cross-complaint was dismissed. Held, that since there could be no recovery against the father by his son, no right of contribution existed. Zutter v. O'Connell (Wis. 1930) 229 N.W. 74-
Recommended Citation
CONTRIBUTION--JOINT TORT-FEASORS--PARENT OF MINOR PLAINTIFF,
29
Mich. L. Rev.
366
(1931).
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