Mecom v. De Blanc
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
O’QUINN, Justice.
Appellant Mecom sued appellee De-Blanc to recover damages alleged to have been suffered by his wife, Mrs. Louise Mecom, and damages to the automobile in which she was riding, caused by a collision between the car in which Mrs. Me-com was- riding and a car driven by an employee of appellee DeBlanc. The collision occurred at the intersection of Milam and Trinity Streets in the City of Liberty, Texas.
The case was tried to a jury upon -special issues. In their verdict the jury found defendant guilty of negligence that was the proximate cause of the collision in ■ several…
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