Arrendell v. Wells
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
O’QUINN, Justice.
Frank Wells, the son of appellee, Mrs. Anna Wells, was killed on the 14th day of September, 1938, in a collision on highway No. 35 in Liberty county, between a logging truck owned and operated by appellant Allen Arrendell, driven by his em ployee, C. A. Morrow, and a lumber truck owned and operated by Garrison Lumber Company, driven by its employee, C. W. Whitehead. At the time of the collision Frank Wells was riding in the lumber truck as a passenger. This suit was brought by appellee against appellants for the damages suffered by her in the death of her son. Answering…
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