Rogers v. Schuman-Mann Supply Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Jimmy Mason Rogers died in a one-vehicle collision when his truck left a road in Conyers, Georgia, and struck a loading dock of a building leased and operated by the appellee, Schuman-Mann Supply Company, Inc. No one witnessed the collision, but an individual, who was working on his truck approximately 200 feet away, heard the crash, looked up, and saw a white car straddling the centerline near the scene of the collision. The white car drove off hurriedly when this individual waved to it for help. There was no evidence of any physical contact between Rogers’s truck and…
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