Brinlee v. Taylor Grain Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LOONEY, Justice.
W. C. Brinlee sued Taylor Grain Company, a corporation engaged in the grain business in the City of Van Alstyne, to recover damages for alleged injuries sustained by his wife, Ina Cecile Brinlee, resulting from a fall on the sidewalk, caused by the alleged negligence of the Company in placing cobs thereon; also in permitting them to remain, covered with dirt, upon which plaintiff’s wife stepped, the cobs rolling under her feet, causing her to fall with great force.
On submission to a jury, the defendant was convicted of actionable negligence in two respects: (1) That the cobs…
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