Porter v. Greenbrier Quarry Co.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtUrner, J.
The testimony offered by the plaintiff in this case admits of the inference that he was struck and injured by a light motor truck, attached to the rear end of a larger truck, which passed him as he was walking, in the same direction, along the concrete shoulder of a public roadway. He testified that the leading truck “passed close by him,” that “something bumped him from the back and after that he knew nothing for some time,” and that he did not look hack before the accident and “saw nothing'hooked to the large truck.” One of the witnesses for the plaintiff, who was following him on his way…
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