Zucht v. Brooks
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from Bexar County Court; John H. Clark, Judge. Action by Roberta Brooks and husband against A. D. Zucht and others, dismissed as to all except defendant Zucht Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant Zucht brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
This suit was originally instituted by defendants in error, Roberta Brooks and Ed. Brooks, her husband, hereinafter called appellees to prevent confusion, against Cole Y. Bailey, Clemmie Bailey, Carson Colley, and A. D. Zucht, plaintiff in error, and hereinafter called appellant, to recover damages alleged to have arisen from personal injuries inflicted on the said Roberta Brooks through a collision of automobiles caused through the negligence of the defendants. The cause of action was dismissed as to all the defendants except A. D. Zucht, who, it was alleged, negligently ran into a jitney in…
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