Foster v. Gainesville Bus Lines
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
This case involves the overruling of a plea of privilege.
Although the controverting affidavit referred to the original petition, adopted such pleading and made it a part of the controverting affidavit, the appellant, defendant below, did not see fit to bring same up in the transcript.
However, we believe the controverting affidavit contains a full and complete statement of the alleged cause of action and that it sets'1 forth an active trespass committed by the driver of a truck, owned by appellant, namely, that the truck was being driven on "the “wrong side” of the public…
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