Greyhound Corp. v. Leadman

CAMMACK, Justice.

This is an appeal from a judgment for $15,000 against the Greyhound Corporation for the negligence of its driver, Marion Clay Hamm, in operating one of its busses in such a careless and negligent manner as to cause it to collide with a steel bridge and injure Evelyn Leadman. The corpora*178tion's ground for reversal is that it can not be held liable because there was no judgment against its driver.

Mrs. Leadman brought suit against the corporation and its driver in 1952, alleging that she was injured as the result of the driver’s negligence. The case proceeded to trial and the…