Guillory v. Shaddock

MOUTON, Judge.

In March, 1933, Mr. A. O. Steen, while driving a truck as the employee of Mr. R. M. Shaddock in the town of Mammou, ran over Mr. Thomas Guillory, plaintiff herein, who obtained judgment in damages against Mr. Shaddock and his insurer, the Maryland Casualty Company, the appellant.

• The Maryland Casualty Company denied that Mr. Steen, driver of the truck, had been guilty of any negligence whatsoever when the collision occurred; and, in the alternative, alleged that, if Mr. Steen was in any way negligent, plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence down to the moment of the…