Langford Motor Co. v. McClung Const. Co.

A detailed statement of this ease is unnecessary under the view which we adopt of the controlling issue.' An automobile belonging to W. S. Langford, was wrecked through the joint negligence of appellee, McClung Construction Company, Inc., and L. E. Whit-ham. The car had been loaned by Langford to Whitham, and the accident occurred on a highway being constructed by appellee. Appellant, Langford Motor Company, succeeded to all the rights of W. S. Langford, including his cause of action against appellee. In response to special issues, the jury found that appellee was negligent, (1) in failing to…