Cotton v. Walker

The automobiles of Andrew Cotton and W. A. Walker collided on the streets of Macon, Mississippi. As is not unusual in such cases, the driver of each of these automobiles charged that the collision was the result of the negligence of the other. Thereafter the said W. A. Walker filed a suit against the said Andrew Cotton in the court of a justice of the peace for one hundred seventy-nine dollars and twenty-five cents, the alleged amount of damages to his automobile resulting from the negligence of the said Cotton, and recovered a judgment for the amount sued for. That cause was thereupon…