McFerren v. Brae Burn Country Club
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
This suit was filed by appellant, Andrew C. McFerren, against appellee, Brae Burn Country Club, to recover for personal injuries sustained by appellant as the result of an electrical shock received upon ap-pellee’s premises, on August 21, 1950.
At the conclusion of appellant’s evidence, and after some additional testimony had been adduced, at the request of the Court, appellee’s motion for instructed verdict was sustained, the jury being instructed to return a verdict in favor of the defendant, appellee, and against the plaintiff, appellant, and a judgment was entered thereon…
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