Bennett v. Bennett

BROWN,- J.

The complaint avers facts raising a duty on the part of the defendant not to negligently injure the plaintiff, specifying the injuries, the manner of their causation, and the date thereof, and avers that the defendant “so negligently drove or propelled said ear as to run into or against the ear driven by one Lott,” and that plaintiff’s injuries “Were proximately caused by the negligence of the defendant.” These are the essential elements of the pause of action. Bugg v. Green, 215 Ala. 343, 110 So. 718; Jones v. Keith, 223 Ala. 36, 134 So. 630; Doullut & Williams v. Hoffman, 204 Ala.…