Crider v. Appelt
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
EARL W. SMITH, Justice.
Appellant, Randy Crider, and appellees, Byron and Jon Appelt, were involved in an automobile collision. Before trial, Crider *57admitted that he was negligent in failing to keep a proper look-out, in passing in a no-passing zone, in passing while the roadway was not clear, and in driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Crider also admitted that he caused the collision. The case went to the jury on the issues of the amount of actual damages, whether Crider was grossly negligent, and, if so, the amount of punitive damages Crider should pay. The jury found the…
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