G. & H. Equipment Co., Inc. v. Alexander

OPINION

BREWSTER, Justice.

This is a suit for damages for personal injuries that resulted from an automobile wreck. It was brought by the plaintiff, Perry D. Alexander, against the two defendants, Farest E. Brooks and G. & H. Equipment Co., Inc. The suit was brought on the theory that defendant, Brooks, was an employee of the other defendant and that while Brooks was acting within the scope of his employment for G. & H. Equipment Co., Inc., he was guilty of negligence that proximately caused the wreck in question and the plaintiff’s injuries.

Upon receipt of the jury’s verdict the trial court…