Forehand v. International & G. N. R.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McCDBND'ON, Chief Justice.
Forehand sued the railroad company for damage to an automobile which was struck by one of the latter’s trains at a public crossing. An insurance company intervened, setting up a lien upon the automobile. The jury found in answer to a special issue that “collision in question constituted an unavoidable accident”; and upon this finding the judgment was for the railroad company. The insurance company recovered against Forehand for its debt and foreclosure of its lien. Forehand has appealed; but since no attack is made upon the insurance company’s recovery, that phase of…
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