McCallum v. Bryant

Candlee, Justice.

On September 9, 1953, both legs of Lucy Mae Bryant, a 13-year-old girl, were severed when two trucks owned by H. A. McCallum, and while being operated for him and in prosecution of his business by Luke Bryant and Dave Gallamore, collided. Janie Bryant, the mother of Lucy Mae Bryant and as her next friend, brought a suit for damages and for certain equitable relief against McCallum, Bryant, and Gallamore. In addition to the above facts, her petition alleges that the injury which Lucy Mae Bryant sustained resulted directly from specified acts of negligence in the commission of…