Ballard & Ballard Co. v. Durr

Opinion op the Court by

Judge ’Hurt

Reversing:

In February, 1913, tbe appellee, Mary Durr, in company with her husband, was traveling over the Louisville & Shelbyville pike, in a wagon, which was drawn by two mules, and going in the' direction of Louisville, when, near Tarascón, they met upon the road an automobile, which was owned by the appellant, Ballard & Ballard Company, and was being driven by an employee of the company, in the transaction of its business. The wagon was being driven by the husband of appellee, and at the point of meeting it was descending an incline, and the automobile was…