Green v. Maddox

ON SUGGESTION OF ERROR.

Appellant has argued in his suggestion of error, with persuasiveness and ability, that there should be a distinction between a person who is being gratuitously transported in a motor vehicle, upon request for the favor by the person thus transported, and one who, without his request or suggestion, has been invited by the owner or authorized driver. Appellant urges that inasmuch as civilization must advance, as it has advanced, by the gradual elimination of selfishness and the promotion of mutual helpfulness, the establishment of the rule that an owner or driver, who…