Merchants Co. v. Tracy

On the night of January 2, 1934, between seven-forty-five and eight-thirty o’clock, or about that time, Gwen Tracy, while riding in an automobile being driven by her sister, Dean Tracy, was injured by a collision with a commercial truck. The girls were driving south from D ’Lo and were within the city limits of Mendenhall when they met a truck going north; the truck did not turn to the right and give them room to pass; it struck the automobile in which appellee was riding and threw it from the highway. Appellee sued for her injuries, recovered a verdict on which judgment was entered, and…