Blanch v. Villiva

On the 25th day of July, 1928, at the intersection of Calder avenue and Fourth street in the city of Beaumont, there was a collision between appellees’ ear, driven by appellee Sam Villiva, and appellants’ car, driven by Mrs. Blanch. The suit was by ap-pellees against appellants for the resulting damages to their car. Appellants answered by pleading that the collision was the result of appellees’ negligence. Each pleaded against the other the issue of contributory negligence. The verdict of the jury acquitted appellees of all negligence, but convicted appellants of negligence in the following…