Hankins v. Harlan
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ALEXANDER, Justice.
Dorothy Hankins was injured while riding in an automobile driven by Mrs. Thelma Sullins, allegedly as the result of a collision between said automobile and a truck belonging to Mrs. A. L. Harlan and driven by her son, A. L. Fiarían, Jr. Miss Hankins brought this suit against Mrs. Fiarían and ■ her son to recover the damages sustained by her. The above-named defendants pleaded over against Mrs. Sui-lins and her husband and prayed for judgment against them in such amount, if any, as should be recovered by the plaintiffs. Mr. and Mrs: Sullins filed a cross-action against the…
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