Buice v. Hicks Building & Equipment Company
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDonald, Chief Justice.
This is an intersection collision case in which a take-nothing judgment was rendered against plaintiff on a jury verdict.
Plaintiff Buice was driving east on Speight Avenue in Waco, Texas. Defendant Fritzie was driving south on 26th Street. There was a stop sign for traffic travelling south on 26th Street. The collision occurred in daytime on a rainy day.
Plaintiff alleged that various acts of negligence of defendant caused the collision. Defendant answered by general denial and alleged contributory negligence on the part of plaintiff. Trial was to a jury which, in…
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