Camblin v. Metzger

This action was instituted by appellee to recover damages from appellant Camblin. The complaint was in two paragraphs. The material allegations of the complaint are as follows: On or about December 6, 1928, appellee was the owner of a Chrysler sedan,' which automobile was parked along the highway known as “United States Highway No. 31,” immediately south of the intersection of the United States Highways Nos. 31 and 24, upon the land possessed by the Shell Oil Company, and approximately 10 feet west of the highway; that appellant Earl Camblin operated a Chevrolet coupe in a northerly direction…