Weadock v. Denham
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
The defendants in error, Denham and wife, sued and recovered a judgment against the plaintiff in error for injuries resulting from a collision between two automobiles on one of the highways leading into the city of Houston. The facts show that in November, 1925, Denham and his wife were riding in a Ford car, going toward Houston. Their ear was struck by an ambulance belonging to plaintiff in error and driven by an employee. As a result of the collision the Ford car was damaged and Mrs. Denham received personal injuries. The damages claimed aggregated $958.71, but the jury allowed only…
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