McQueen v. Jones

The suit was for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff; as a guest in defendant’s car.

The complaint sufficiently stated the cause of action and established duty to the g-uest in the car (Perkins v. Galloway, 194 Ala. 269, 69 So. 875, L. R. A. 1916E, 1190; Thomas v. Carter, 218 Ala. 55, 117 So. 634; Morgan Hill Paving Co. v. Fonville, 218 Ala. 566, 575, 119 So. 610; Wurtzburger v. Oglesby, 222 Ala. 151, 131 So. 9), and charged negligence in general terms — the negligent driving of the car and as a proximate consequence the car collided with another car, causing the injury. This pleading was…