Bailey v. Bradford

George Rose Smith, Justice.

On a November afternoon in 1964, tbe plaintiff-appellees, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bradford and their seven-year-old daughter Vickie Sue, were passengers in a ear traveling north through the city of Cabot. While the car was waiting for a line of traffic to move forward it was struck from the rear by a truck owned by the appellant Bailey and being driven by his employee, the appellant Davis. There is no question about the appellants’ liability: Davis, 3ged 77, admitted that he did not even see the Bradford car before the collision. This appeal is from a verdict and…