Howe v. Little

Appellee sued appellant for damages for personal injuries sustained by him while riding on the running board of appellant’s automobile as a guest, either invited or self-invited. He alleged that appellant was negligent in placing a board, or boat seat, about 30 inches long, on the bumper or fender of the car, and in leaving it there in such a way that when the car was moving it fell off, and in some way struck and broke his leg just above the anide. The facts are that appellant and his brother had been fishing, and, on returning, appellant had run his car in some soft or loose sand and become…