England v. Pitts
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentLooney, J.
When the case was decided, I had an impression that the court was in error in reversing and remanding the cause; the doubt then expressed is now a conviction that the holding of the majority, on the last question discussed in the opinion by Chief Justice JONES, is error.
The origin of the question is fully stated in the majority opinion; in short, it is this: One of the material issues involved was whether or not appellant owned the truck and had in his employ Mr. Arnold, who was' its driver at the time of the collisicm with and injury to appellee. On this issue appellant testified by…
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