King v. City of San Angelo
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BDAIR, Justice.
I Appellant sued appellee, city of San Angelo, a municipal corporation, for personal injury and damages to his automobile, alleged to have resulted from a collision between his parked automobile, in which he was sitting at the time, and a fire truck being, operated by the fireman and employees of ap-pellee, which was alleged to have been going to extinguish a fire outside the city limits 'and in behalf of Tom Green county, under the following agreement: The city of San Angelo agreed with Tom Green county that, if it would furnish to the city the fire truck in question, which…
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