Oriental Oil Co. v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PELPHREY, Chief Justice.
On or about March 7, 1932, Jim Brown was operating a truck on the Eagle Ford road, in Dallas county, Tex., and going in a westerly direction. H. T. Gumm was operating a truck for appellant and going in the same direction. The truck Brown was operating was behind appellant’s truck. Appellant’s No. 2 Refinery is located on said road on the south side. On the day in question appellant’s driver attempted to turn from the right side of the road into the gate leading to appellant’s refinery, and while so doing there was a collision between the two trucks in which Brown…
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