Hunt-Berlin Coal Co. v. McDonald Coal Co.
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hall
An action of damages instituted by the McDonald Coal Company, a corporation, who will hereinafter be referred to ’as plaintiff, against the Hunt-Berlin Coal Company, a corporation, who will hereinafter be referred to as defendant, to recover damages for injury to a passenger automobile, the property of plaintiff, by reason of a collision with a coal truck of the defendant, which had been left in a disabled condition on Jackson avenue, a thoroughfare of the city of Memphis.
The ground of negligence relied upon by plaintiff for a recovery against defendant was that defendant had permitted its…
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