Scott v. Texas Electric Ry. Co.
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLeddy, J.
One of defendant in error’s interurban cars collided with a buzzard with such force as to shatter the glass in the front end of the car, causing a piece of same to penetrate plaintiff in error’s left eye, destroying the sight and necessitating the removal of the eyeball.
He filed this suit to recover damages because .of the injury thus sustained. He alleged, and the jury found in answer to special issues, that his injury was the proximate result of defendant in error’s negligence in the. following respects:
First, in failing to furnish him a safe method of transportation.
Second, in failing to…
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