Newlin v. Smith

WALKER, Chief Justice.

M. O. Newlin, doing business as Newlin Truck Lines, is appellant; W. B. Smith is appellee. On or about the 20th day of October, 1938, in a collision in Orange county between an automobile driven by appellee’s wife and one of appellant’s trucks, Mrs. Smith received severe personal 'injuries. This suit was by appellee against appellant for the damages suffered by his wife'. For cause of action he plead ten specific acts of negligence against appellant, each constituting a proximate cause of Mrs. Smith’s injuries. Appellant answered by plea of privilege to be sued in Harris…