Fuller v. Lemmons
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
McINERNEY, Justice.
Myrtle Lemmons (plaintiff) was a passenger in an automobile being driven by Roy Hopkins proceeding south on Sheridan Avenue in Tulsa. Joe Eldon Fuller (defendant) was traveling east on 4th Place and collided with the Hopkins’ automobile at an intersection controlled by traffic signals where the two streets intersect. Plaintiff brought an action against both Hopkins and defendant for personal injuries, and recovered a jury verdict against both. Only the defendant Fuller appealed.
*146The sole proposition of error presented by this appeal concerns the testimony of Dr. C. Dr. C.…
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