Lightsey Black & White Cab Corp. v. Littlefield
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
While L. L. Littlefield, a negro, was en route to his home in the southeast part -of the city of Fort Worth,' riding a street car and going out Evans avenue in a southerly *767direction, the street car stopped at and near the corner of Evans avenue and Myrtle street to let him off. The plaintiff, in a suit against the Lightsey Black & White Cab Corporation, pleaded that while he was in the act of alighting from said street car he was suddenly and without warning struck by a motor vehicle being driven and operated by the defendant, its agents, servants, and employees, and was seriously and…
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