Bass v. Stockton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORVELL, Justice.
This is an automobile collision case in which judgment was rendered for the defendants upon a jury verdict. The collision occurred on the sixth day o<f July, 1949, when an automobile owned by Jess Stockton and driven by his son, Douglas Stockton, ran into the rear end of an automobile driven by Mrs. Mary E. Bass. There seems to be no basis for a reversal of the judgment, insofar as Jess Stockton is concerned, and the judgment that appellants take nothing against him will be affirmed. All of the points asserting that the judgment should be reversed as to Douglas Stockton are…
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