Walton v. Tull

This is a tort case arising out of two successive traffic collisions, involving three cars. In the trial court there were various cross actions between the parties. Here there are appeals by two of the defendants and a cross appeal by the plaintiff. It will be simplest to identify the parties as we relate the facts.

On October 3, 1959, Luther S. Tull and his wife, Richard A. Walton and his wife, and a third couple were returning to Little Rock after having driven to a football game at Fayetteville. They were riding in a station wagon that was in effect being furnished by Tull, as the vehicle…