Else v. Hawks
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Jústice.
Daniel H. Else, appellant, while entering the Jung Drive-In owned by John P. Hawks, appellee, cut his right wrist on the glass in the main entrance door. It is appellant’s theory that the panel of glass in the entrance door was cracked and that the defect was the proximate causé of appellant’s right hand going through the glass and being injured. On completion of the evidence, the trial court instructed a verdict in favor of the appellee. Since the testimony of appellant reveals that his medical expense was only $30, that he was paid his regular salary during the period of…
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