Cowden Cab Company v. Thomas
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MASSEY, Chief Justice.
Plaintiff Myrtle Thomas, and her husband, brought suit against Cowden Cab Company, defendant, for personal injuries sustained as a passenger in defendant’s taxicab as result of its collision with a concrete abutment.
Based upon a jury verdict, with remit-titur because of excess found in hospital and medical expenses, judgment for $2,257.85 was rendered in behalf of plaintiff. Defendant appealed.
Affirmed.
The jury found that defendant’s taxicab came in contact with the concrete abutment; defendant’s taxicab driver failed to keep a proper lookout for the concrete…
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