Pryor v. Le Sage
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
H. M. Pryor sued R. S. LeSage, doing business under the firm name of LeSage Motor Company, for damages sustained while riding in an automobile with A. A. Rollins, an agent of LeSage, under conditions which we shall later mention.
Plaintiff, Pryor, alleged, among other things, that defendant, LeSage, was at all times involved in this transaction engaged at Wichita Falls, Texas, in the sale and exchange of automobiles and that A. A. Rollins was a sales agent for defendant. That on about August 14th, 1936, plaintiff was endeavoring to negotiate a trade with the defendant for a truck; that in…
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