Bolton v. Eznack

TALIAFERRO, Judge.

Plaintiff was seriously hurt on September 9, 1937, when a truck, operated by defendant, Cleveland Bridges, ran into and knocked down the mule on which he was riding. He sues to recover damages for his injury, and alleges that the accident was due entirely to the negligence and carelessness of Bridges, the exact elements of which are set forth in the petition.

On the theory that the truck was owned by Almand Eznack, J. A. Ingram and the Ingram Gin Company, and that Bridges was their agent, and at the time was on a mission for them, these three persons were also made…