Dallas Transit Company v. Collier

DIXON, Chief Justice.

Appellee Collie Collier sued for damages-because of- personal injuries sustained in a collision between a truck and a bus owned by appellant Dallas Transit Company, a corporation. After return of a jury verdict favorable to appellee judgment was rendered for $34,838. This included $2,750 in favor of Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York, which company, as intervenor, had asserted subrogation rights for money paid by intervenor in settlement of appellee’s, workmen’s compensation .claim.

In its*point on appeal No. 1(a) appellant alleges misconduct on the part of the jury…