First Nat. Bank of Dothan v. Sanders

GARDNER, Justice.

Plaintiff; and his companion, Culver, were invited by one Brock to ride on the Ford roadster which the latter was driving. The proof tends to show that upon Culver entering the car and taking his seat by Brock there was not sufficient room for another, and plaintiff stood upon the running board with the knowledge and approval of Brock. While thus .riding and holding on to the car top, plaintiff, by a sudden stop of the car, was thrown several feet and suffered severe injuries.

On former appeal (First National Bank of Dothan v. Sanders, 225 Ala. 417, 143 So. 578), it was in…