City of Chattanooga v. Ballew
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
McAMIS, P. J.,
Plaintiff Ballew sued the City of Chattanooga for personal injuries and property damage growing out of a collision between plaintiff’s automobile, driven by him, and a cruiser of the City driven by Police Officer Mallicoat in line of duty. The question of governmental immunity has heretofore been determined by the Supreme Court adversely to the City, 205 Tenn. 289, 326 S. W. (2d) 466, and is no longer involved.
There was a verdict and judgment for $2700.00 for personal injuries and $700.00 for damages to plaintiff’s automobile, from which the City has appealed. The first and…
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