Odom v. Lacy
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLLINGS, Justice.
Chester L. Lacy brought suit against Ronnie Allen Odom and Danny Odom for damages sustained to plaintiff’s automobile in a collision. Plaintiff alleged that Ronnie Allen Odom was guilty of negligence in the operation of the car belonging to Danny Odom and that Danny Odom was guilty of negligence in entrusting his automobile to his brother, Ronnie Allen Odom; that Ronnie Odom was the agent, servant or employee of and engaged in the scope and course of his employment for Danny Odom at the time of the collision and that Danny Odom had admitted liability for plaintiff’s loss and…
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