Power Packing Co. v. Borum

On July 6, 1921, about two o ’clock in the afternoon, an automobile truck owned by the Power Packing Company (hereinafter called defendant) and driven at the time by an employee of defendant engaged in defendant’s business, collided with- a motorcycle on which Chester A. Borum (hereinafter called1 plaintiff) was riding, and, as a result of the collision, plaintiff suffered serious and permanent injuries to his person, for which he brought this suit against defendant in the circuit court of Davidson county, on December 9, 1921, to recover damages, laid in the declaration at $25,000. After…