Watson v. Texarkana Pipe Works

(after stating the facts as above). The pertinent question is, Does the evidence on the part of the plaintiff show actionable negligence of appellee proximately-causing the alleged hurt to J. I. Watson? The negligent acts relied upon are, as alleged: “The standards on the wagon, used to hold the pipe on the wagon, had become worn and loose and would spread at the top so that the pipe loaded on the wagon would slip down and become wedged and fastened.” It does not appear by evidence that the wagon was “shackly.” In respect to the allegations, the evidence on the part of the plaintiff was to…