Tucker v. Snyder

The causes of action alleged upon in this case arose out of a collision between the Ford coupe of plaintiff, Clyde O. Tucker, and an oil tank truck of defendant, Roy Snyder, in the broad daytime on the 18 foot concrete highway, four miles north of Delhi in the Parish of Richland. The coupe was then being driven by its owner, accompanied by his brother, M.E. Tucker, and was traveling northerly. The truck was being operated by one Carl Hartley, employee of Snyder, and was going southerly. Clyde O. Tucker sued to recover the value of his car. He and M.E. Tucker each sued to recover damages for…