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· 9/6/1950

Shortt v. Hudson Supply & Equipment Co.

Citations

  • 60 S.E.2d 900
  • 191 Va. 306
  • 1950 Va. LEXIS 221

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  • A plaintiff injured in an automobile accident \had but a single claim – an indivisible cause of action for damages for his personal injuries arising out of the collision.\

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Judges: Hudgins, Eggleston, Buchanan, Miller

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