Kiebach v. Luker
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PEDEN, Justice.
Personal injury suit arising from a collision at an intersection. Plaintiff appeals from judgment for defendant based on jury’s not having found that any negligent act of either party was a proximate cause of the collision.
Plaintiff was driving south on Fannin, a one-way street near downtown Houston, when his car collided with that of defendant. She was heading west on Webster, a two-way street, and had just pulled into the intersection when the accident occurred. Four lanes are marked on Fannin St. Each of the two outer lanes is twenty feet wide; this provides room for a…
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