Darrel James PENHALE [11096]

  General Notes:

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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Wed 9 Jul 1952 Page 12
Collision Sequel:
In cases heard together, a motor cyclist and a young woman pillion passenger separately claimed damages from a motor car driver for injuries received in a road collision. The cyclist was named by the car driver as a third party in the action. The cyclist, Ferenc Ugody, gardener, of Clarke street, Wayville, sought £123 from James Darrell Penhale, clerk, of Pulsford road, Prospect, alleging that by his negligence his car had collided with the motor cycle. The accident occurred on the night of December 14 last year, at Rundle street, Kent Town. Ugody submitted that he had suffered rib and other injuries. Denying negligence, Penhale alleged that Ugody was responsible for the collision. The pillion passenger, Lois Ruth Barlow, clerk, of Myall avenue, Erindale, sued Penhale for £77 and blamed him solely for the accident. She alleged that she had been severely bruised through the collision, and had suffered pain. The third party contested the action. Part heard, and adjourned until today. Mr. J. M. White for Ugody and Barlow: Mr N. C. Ugertwood for Penhale.

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Thu 10 Jul 1952 Page 12
Three-Party Collision Case
The hearing was concluded of a case in which a motor cyclist and a young woman pillion rider separately claimed damages from a motor car driver for injuries received in a road collision. The cyclist named the car driver as a third party in the action. The cyclist. Ferenc Ugody, gardener, of Clarke street, Wayvile, sought £123 from James Darrell Penhale. clerk, of Pulsford road. Prospect, alleging that by his negligence, his car had collided with the motor cycle. The accident occurred on the night of December 14, last year, at Rundle street. Kent Town. Denying negligence. Penhale alleged that Ugody had caused the collision. The pillion passenger. Lois Ruth Barlow, clerk, of Myall avenue. Erindale. sued Penhale for £77, and blamed him for the accident. The third party contested the action. The magistrate gave judgment for Ugody for £48 14/. Barlow was awarded £37 7/5. and, on the third party claim, judgment was given for Penhale for one-third of the sum awarded the pillion passenger. Mr. J. U. White for Ugody and Barlow: Mr. N. C. Ligertwood for Penhale.

PENHALE Darrell James Death notice 13MAY2006 Death 74 at London, formerly of Adelaide Adelaide Advertiser

  Research Notes:

Darrel married Elbe Marcelle VICKERS [7832] [MRIN: 4072], daughter of Maxwell John VICKERS [5490] and Isabel May CALDICOTT [5467]. (Elbe Marcelle VICKERS [7832] was born on 19 Nov 1921 in Lenswood, South Australia, died on 20 Jun 1992 in Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia and was buried on 23 Jun 1992 in Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia.)