Sexton v. Stiles

Plaintiff instituted this suit, alleging that approximately two and one-half miles west of Homer, Claiborne parish, Louisiana, on what is known as the Homer Oil Fields Road, said road goes up the rise of one hill, down the other side, and up another hill; that at approximately 6:45 p. m. on November 11, 1928, a light truck loaded with hay belonging to defendant J. -E. Stiles, was left parked in the approximate center of said road, the truck facing towards the oil fields approximately thirty or forty feet up the rise of the second hill; that one layer of hay was placed in the bed of the truck,…