Maxey Lumber Company v. De Graw
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORTHCUTT, Justice.
This was an action brought by Melvin DeGraw and Jimmy DeGraw as plaintiffs against Edmund Pat Sheridan and Maxey Lumber Company, a partnership composed of Homer G. Maxey and Harold Blank, as defendants to recover damages alleged to have arisen from a motor scooter and truck collision on Avenue Q just before reaching 19th Street in Lubbock on July 1, 1953. The motor scooter was being driven by the plaintiff, Jimmy. DeGraw, and the truck of Maxey Lumber Company was being. driven by its employee, Pat Sheridan. Melvin DeGraw was the father of Jimmy DeGraw.
The case was submitted…
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