Bell v. Kroger Co.

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

On November 23, 1951, about 7:00 p.m., Rickard Neil Bell, tbe husband of appellant, lost his life as the result of a collision between a car which he was driving and a 5-ton truck owned by The Kroger Company and being driven at the time by Windfrey Sory.

Suit was brought by the deceased’s widow to recover damages based on the following allegations of negligence :

The defendant Windfrey Sory failed to yield the right-of-way to the said Richard Neil Bell, deceased; the defendant Windfrey Sory carelessly, recklessly and negligently operated and controlled said five-ton…