Holden v. Magnolia Transportation Co.

ELLIS, Judge.

On March 5, 1964, plaintiff filed suit in tort alleging that the defendant, Robert A. Brantley, driving a truck belonging to the defendant, Magnolia Transportation Company, Inc., and insured by The Travelers Insurance Company, willfully and intentionally attempted to run plaintiff down by turning his truck abruptly to the left in plaintiff’s direction, striking him on the right arm and causing certain injuries to him. The case was duly tried and, for written reasons assigned, judgment was rendered in favor of the defendants, dismissing the plaintiff’s demands at his cost. These…