McCoy v. Krengel

GIVENS, J. —

About 8 o’clock P. M., October 6, 1930, appellant driving his automobile in an easterly direction on the state highway about six miles east of King Hill with Joseph H. McCoy, now deceased, the husband and father respectively of respondents, his guest, approached a slight curve in the highway, and suddenly saw a Chev rolet truck headed westward, bearing down upon him, and collided with the truck, driven by one Lawrence, Mr. McCoy being killed as a result of such collision. It. is undisputed that appellant’s car at the timé of the collision was on the north or wrong side of the…