Urquhart v. Antrum
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MURPHY, Justice.
This appeal follows a suit for personal injuries. Curtis Elijah Antrum was driving a taxi for the Yellow Cab Company in the parking lot of a Houston strip center when his cab struck and injured David Urquhart, a pedestrian. David suffered a broken leg in the accident. Individually and on his son David’s behalf, appellant Greg Urquhart sued Antrum and Yellow Cab, the appel-lees. A jury found David ninety-five percent negligent. We conclude the trial court erroneously admitted Antrum’s hearsay statements contained in the police report.
In his first point of error, the…
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