Munster v. Hexter

A collision occurred between two automobiles, damaging both. The cars were owned respectively by appellant and ap-pellee. At the time the collision' occurred appellant’s car was in the possession of a bailee, who was driving the same. Appellee was driving his own car. Appellant sued appellee to recover the damages to his car alleging the collision was caused by the appellee’s negligence. Appellee pleaded contributory negligence of the driver and operator of appellant’s ear and reconvened for the damage to his own car.

Upon special issues the jury found-the ap-pellee was guilty of negligence…