Lillie Sales, Inc. v. Rieger
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHADICK, Chief Justice.
Early in the trial of this common law negligence action the subject matter of appellants’ first point of error developed. A highway patrolman who investigated the collision in question, a moving truck striking the rear end of a stationary automobile at an intersection, was under direct examination when counsel for plaintiffs in the trial court, appellees here, Betty Jo Rieger and husband, Harold Rieger, asked: “Did you issue a ticket of any kind as a result of your investigation?” Counsel for appellants, Lillie Sales, Inc., and Jimmie Dude Medford, the defendants in the…
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