Brooks v. Garner

This suit rises from a collision of two automobiles on August 15, 1950, on Highway No. 70, about 15 miles east of Memphis. The plaintiff Brooks was a guest in a car driven by one W. T. Brewer, which collided with a ear driven by W. L. Garner. As a result of the collision Brooks received serious injuries for which this suit is brought, and W. L. Garner was killed. It is alleged in the declaration that the injuries of Brooks were the direct and proximate result of the negligence of W. L. Garner. Although the minor children of the deceased W. L. Garner, Jr., are named in the declaration as…