Taylor v. Dallas Transit Company
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHAPMAN, Justice.
This is an appeal by plaintiffs below, W. H. Taylor and wife, Mildred Taylor, from a judgment of the trial court based upon a jury verdict in favor of Dallas Transit Company in a personal injury and property damage case growing out of a collision at an intersection in the city of Dallas.
The jury absolved appellee company on all issues of negligence submitted. They found appellant, Mildred Taylor, was guilty of running a red light; failing to keep a proper lookout; failing to make a proper application of the brakes; and driving at an excessive rate of speed. From a take…
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