LaRoque v. Sanchez
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WARD, Justice.
The Appellees in this case recovered judgment for personal injuries based upon a theory of negligent entrustment of a vehicle by the Appellant to an employee whom it was claimed had no driver’s license. We reverse and remand.
James LaRoque, a welder in Odessa, hired Tom Adair to work for his partnership, B & L Construction Co., as a backhoe operator in August, 1978. About three weeks later when work was slow, Mr. La-Roque decided to have Mr. Adair replace a motor in a pickup before he terminated his employment. Mr. Adair did this mechanical work for several days and…
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