Goodman v. Lang
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, P. J.
The appellant was plaintiff in the court below and brought suit against the appellee for personal injuries inflicted by a collision of cars, one driven by the plaintiff and the other driven by the defendant, which oc curred upon tlie public highway south of Greenville, ■Mississippi.
There was a conflict between the evidence for the plaintiff and the evidence for the defendant as to which side of the road the collision occurred upon, and as to the incidents happening- at the time. The plaintiff’s version of the1 affair was that the plaintiff was driving upon the right-hand side of the road…
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