Bullock v. Luke
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Justice.
Victor Bullock, on his motorcycle, and Thomas Luke, driving a truck in the course of his employment with Central Truck Lines, collided. The collision occurred at the intersection of Third West and First South Streets, in Provo, Utah. Bullock sued Luke and the truck company. He recovered judgment, and the latter two brought the case before us on appeal. We shall make no further reference to the truck company with the understanding that what is said of Luke is applicable to both defendants.
Bullock charges Luke with negligence. Luke denies this and makes an affirmative defense…
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