Hexter v. Burgess

Billie Burgess, by her next friend, sued Southern Service Corporation, Joseph Hexter and Mrs. Joseph Hexter for damages for personal injuries. In her petition she alleges that on January 4, 1933, about 2:40 p. m. the plaintiff was a passenger on a street-car in the City of Atlanta, which stopped at a regular stop on Peachtree Street, and the plaintiff alighted from the streetcar and started toward the sidewalk when she was run into by an automobile driven by Mrs. Hexter; that the automobile approached the rear of the standing street-car at the reckless speed of 35 miles per hour, without…