Alamo Motor Lines v. Moreland
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LONG, Justice.
Alamo Motor Lines instituted this suit against H. L. Moreland for damages. Plaintiff alleged that on December 20, 1952, its truck collided with one of several head of cattle at a point near the Davis Mountain Station on U. S. Highway 290 in Reeves'County, Texas. Plaintiff alleged that said cattle were on the highway by reason of the negligence of defendant; that as a result of said collision, plaintiff’s truck overturned, ' resulting in damage thereto in the sum of $4,069.04. Plaintiff alleged that defendant was negligent in the following particulars, which were the proximate…
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