Harrison-Wright Co. v. Budd

This controversy arose from a head-on collision between two motortrucks traveling on a highway near the city of Victoria, one owned by an individual, the other by a corporation.

As usual, each driver contended that the other was negligently driving his vehicle on the wrong side of the roadway.

The jury found in favor of the individual, and therefore against the corporation, on all material issues. From the resulting adverse judgment, the corporation has appealed.

In examining the jury upon their voir dire, one of appellee's counsel, apparently within the hearing of the injury, asked appellant's…