Houck v. Marshall

At about eleven-thirty on the morning of June 5, 1938, appellant, C. N. Houck, while returning in his automobile to Marianna, Arkansas, westwardly on highway No. 79, at a point on a curve in said highway, collided with another automobile which was being driven by a negro, Harper Rouzie. The highway was made of gravel and about twenty feet wide.

As a result of this collision, plaintiff, Lester. Marshall, suffered injuries, which were made the basis of a suit against appellants, and resulted in a substantal recovery in favor of appellee.

Appellants, on this appeal, earnestly insist, first, that…