Hall v. W. E. Cox & Sons

Appellant, J. B. Hall, sued appellees, a partnership, to compensate personal injuries growing out of a collision between an automobile in which appellant was riding, driven by appellant’s son, and a Chevrolet truck driven by an employee of appellees. The negligent acts of appellees alleged in the complaint were that on September 11,1939, appellant accompanied by his son, Kenneth Hall, his wife and two others, in a Chevrolet coach traveling west on paved highway No. 67 ■ at a speed of 35 or 40 miles per hour, about ten miles from the city of Hope, Arkansas, came up behind a truck driven by…