Shaver v. Manziel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Justice.
Plaintiff-appellant, O. D. Shaver, individually, and as next friend for his minor son, Charles D. Shaver, sued defendant-appel-lee, Norman Paul Manziel, a minor, for personal injuries as the result of an automobile accident in the City of Tyler. The case was tried before a jury. On the jury verdict, judgment was entered that appellant take nothing.
Appellant’s single point of error reads as follows:
“The trial court erred in overruling appellant’s motion for judgment based upon the jury verdict since there were no jury findings of proximate cause in connection with appellee’s…
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