Lincoln v. Stone

SHARP, Judge.

This suit was filed by Violet Stone, a married woman, not joined by her husband, John Minnick, against W. P. Lincoln, to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have occurred on October 21, 1929, when, as an occupant of the car driven by Gaston Scott, the ear in which she was riding ran into the back end of a truck going in the same direction and owned by W. P. Lincoln, which she alleged had no tail-light -burning at the time. Scott, her companion, was instantly killed in the collision, and she was injured. By virtue of the answers made by the jury to special issues…