Levinson v. Hagerman

The plaintiff was injured while riding as a guest in the defendant’s automobile. The plaintiff alleges in his petition that he is a single person and a lawyer, and that he was injured "by and through the negligence, carelessness, and recklessness of the defendant in the operation of said automobile. ’ ’ It must be conceded under the issues of this ease that the allegations of carelessness and negligence find no place here, and are not determinative allegations. The charge of recklessness is based in substance on the allegation that the automobile was driven at an excessive rate of speed on a…