Ammons v. Britt

Evidence offered by plaintiffs, when considered in the light most favorable to them, tends to show these facts: Shortly before 8:00 o’clock, on the morning of August 30, 1960, Gwendolyn’s mother took her to the Caulder residence. Mrs. Caulder, as theretofore, was to care for Gwendolyn while her mother was at work. Before leaving, Gwendolyn’s mother gave her permission “to go to the store that morning.” The collision occurred about 1:50 p.m. “ (A) short time” —“not too long” — prior to the collision, Jewel Parker, from the living room of the Caulder residence, saw Gwendolyn. She was then in…