Nally v. Texas-Arizona Motor Freight, Inc.
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CHAVEZ, Justice.
This is an appeal by defendant, Texas-Arizona Motor Freight,, Inc., a corporation, from a judgment for plaintiff-appellee, Boyd Nally, pursuant to a jury verdict.
Appellee alleged that on October 31, 1957, he was in appellant’s building in the furtherance of business, and while leaving through the southerly entrance, as he passed through the door opening, he was struck without warning by the heavy sliding door and received severe and permanent injuries through the negligence of appellant.
Appellee then alleged that appellant, through its agent, Jack McGhee, was negligent in: (a)…
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