Bluth v. Neeson
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Critz
C. E. Bluth, individually and as next friend of Virgil Bluth, his minor son, sued J. T. Neeson for damages arising out of a collision between an automobile belonging to Neeson, and driven by his minor daughter, and a motorcycle driven by Virgil Bluth. The collision occurred on a public street in the City of El Paso. It-is alleged that J. T. Neeson owned and maintained the automobile for the business and pleasure of himself and the members of his family. It is alleged that Nee-son’s said minor daughter, at the time of the accident, was a member of his family, and was driving such automobile…
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