Humble Oil & Refining Co. v. Martin

HUGHES, Justice.

A personal injury suit in which appellee George F. Martin, for himself and as next friend for his two minor daughters, sued Humble Oil and Refining Company and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Love for damages for personal injuries sustained by the three Martins on May 12, 1947, when an automobile owned by the Loves rolled, unoccupied, from a Humble filling station located at West 12th Street and West Avenue, in the City of Austin, across 12th Street, over the curb on the south side of 12th Street and on to the Martin property, where it struck Mrt Martin and his two daughters.

Upon a special…