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Maury v. Radio Keith Orpheum Dist. Corp.

1 D.C. 194
CourtDistrict of Columbia Court of Appeals
DecidedJuly 1, 1933
DocketLaw No. 81545
StatusPublished

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Maury v. Radio Keith Orpheum Dist. Corp., 1 D.C. 194 (D.C. 1933).

Opinion

MEMORANDUM

PROCTOR, J.

I think the declaration is insufficient in its failure to allege any facts to show that the plaintiff was a guest in an automobile which at the time was being used by or in the business of defendant, or under its control, and that plaintiff became a guest in the car by authority or assent eminating actually or constructively from the defendant. Demurrer is sustained.

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