Caver v. Eggerton

Appellee was injured by an automobile driven by one Givens, who is alleged to have been, at the time, an, employee of J. D. Caver, since deceased. It is further alleged that the said employee was engaged in the business of his employer when the injury occurred, and that the said injury was the proximate result of negligence on the part of the said driver of said automobile. Suit was filed jointly against said Givens and against appellant- as executrix, and upon the trial there was a judgment for two- thousand dollars, from which the executrix appeals.

On the issue of negligence the jury was…