Cannan v. Dupree

* Writ of error refused May 11, 1927. The court refused to give the appellant's requested peremptory instruction to the jury, and error is predicated upon the refusal to grant that request. In an able way the appellant insists that the court should have instructed a verdict in her favor, for the reasons that: (1) In order to hold appellant liable for the injury, the relation of master and servant must have existed between her and Sid Taylor with respect to the driving of the automobile, and which relation was not proven; and (2) as established by the evidence, the automobile was being driven…