Brice v. Miller

Defendants in error were plaintiffs in the trial court and plaintiffs in error were defendants. We will refer to the parties as they there appeared.

At approximately one o’clock in the morning of April 1, 1946, one Hugh W. Bunch, who was the owner of a Packard automobile, was driving in a southerly direction on U. S. Highway 85 at a point approximately seventeen miles north of Walsenburg, Colorado, and Walter E. Miller, Carl J. Ayers, Glenn Raymond Pittman, and Fines Ayers were passengers in his car.

This automobile struck the rear end of a gasoline transport truck owned by defendant Brice and…