Pressler v. Moody

POPE, Justice.

Appellant, Frank Pressler, instituted suit against appellees, Wayland P. Moody and his son, Wayland P. Moody II, for damages arising out of an automobile intersection collision and appellee Wayland P. Moody cross-acted. Wayland P. Moody II was driving his father’s automobile at the time of the accident. The jury answered appellant’s affirmative issues adversely to him, and on the cross-action found that appellant failed to keep a proper lookout, failed to yield the right-of-way to the driver of appellee’s car, and that these failures each proximately caused the collision. The…