American Nat. Ins. Co. v. Denke

GERMAN, Commissioner.

These are companion cases. They grew out of the same- accident and the controlling facts, so far as the question of liability of plaintiff in error is concerned, are identical. Both cases arose out of an accident in the city of. Galveston on January 22, 1932. An automobile operated by one W. W. Saunders and owned by his wife was driven against Gerald Denke and against Jesse Foster Shepherd, causing serious personal injuries to each of them, and these suits followed. They were brought by the proper parties and in the proper manner. Judgments in favor of plaintiffs in each…