Filgo v. Crider

This case involves principally questions of liability for injury in a collision with a truck standing on the “wrong” or left-hand side of a city street, and the propriety of certain instructions granted plaintiffs defining such negligence. Edward Leon Crider, Jr. was killed on October 15, 1962, around eight o ’clock in the evening, in the City of Tupelo, when he ran into the front of a truck owned by W. W. Timbes, which had been parked by his agent J. B. Filgo, both of whom are defendants-appellants. This action was brought in the Circuit Court of Lee County by Edward’s father, mother and…