Opinion
April 28, 1943.
Appeal from Supreme Court.
Plaintiff was a passenger in a motor truck belonging to her husband and operated by the husband's chauffeur. In the afternoon of August 22, 1941, while this truck was being operated in a northerly direction on the State highway known as Route 9-G, a collision occurred between the truck and a car owned by defendant Lantry and operated by the codefendant. As a result of the collision the wife sustained personal injuries for which she instituted her action. The husband's action was instituted for loss of his wife's services and for the expenses of her treatment and care. On conflicting evidence the jury found for plaintiffs. The proof amply sustains the finding. Only questions of fact are presented. Judgment and order affirmed, with one bill of costs. All concur.