Scudamore v. Horton
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
EDWARD P. HILL, Judge.
Appellant Earl Scudamore, doing business under the trade name Superior Acid and Cementing Company, appeals from a judgment for $20,000 rendered in favor of appellee Paul W. Horton after a verdict by an advisory jury in Horton’s suit for personal injuries he claims to have sustained when appellant’s truck failed to ascend a hill, rolled back down the same, and injured appellee.
Joined as a party defendant was Wallace G. Moody and his Somerset Machine Shop on the theory that Moody did certain un-workmanlike repairs on the truck involved that caused or contributed to failure…
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