Richardson v. Walters
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MASSEY, Chief Justice.
Suit was one for damages on account of personal injuries. Plaintiff H. A. Walters was in the process of loading a truck when defendant Mrs. Tom Richardson negligently permitted the automobile being operated by her to come into collision with plaintiff, “pinning” him between the two vehicles. Upon a jury verdict in favor of plaintiff judgment was entered in his behalf. The defendants appealed.
Judgment affirmed.
Questions concerning the facts of the accident are relatively immaterial in this instance. The points of error are primarily devoted to the matter of damages.
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