Singleton v. Crown Central Petroleum Corp.

OPINION

QUENTIN KEITH, Justice (Retired, Sitting by Assignment).

This is an appeal from a take-nothing judgment.

We affirm.

A personal injury suit brought by Tommy Wiley Singleton, the appellant, sought to recover actual damages for injuries he sustained in July 1981, while on the premises of Crown Central Petroleum Company. Singleton had made a delivery for his employer, Pro-Fab Fabricators, driving his truck out of the Crown plant when David Waller, an employee of Mundy Construction Company, a contractor for Crown, drove a forklift into an overhead pipe rack. The pipe containing liquified…