Harbert v. Mathis
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CODLINGS, Justice.
This suit was brought by Otis Harbert, appellant, against L. H. Mathis, appellee, for damages sustained to Harbert’s automobile when it was overturned on State ■Highway No. 283 about three and one-half miles north of Rule, Texas. Appellant, as plaintiff, alleged that appellee was driving his automobile with a two-wheel trailer attached in a northerly direction on such highway at night and that the trailer had no light or lights as required by law; that appellant who was driving his automobile along the highway in the same direction as appellee, attempted to pass him and that…
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