Aycock v. Burnett
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, P. J.
The appellant was plaintiff and filed a suit in the cirr euit court for damages for an injury occasioned by the collision of an automobile driven by Coburn Hinton and R J. Burnett and a Ford truck driven by the plaintiff. The suit was filed against R J. Burnett, Barnett Burnett, and Coburn Hinton. It appears that R. J. Burnett and Coburn Hinton were going south in the direction of Laurel from a point north of Stringer, Mississippi, and that the plaintiff, Max Aycock, was going north from Laurel, and had crossed the railroad at Stringer, and was proceeding north. There was a car parked on the…
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