Davis v. Childers

Evans, Judge.

During the evening of March 11, or early morning of March 12, 1973, John Richard Davis drove his truck to Childers’ 66 Service Station, owned and operated by Fred Childers, in order to make certain purchases. After making the purchases he was engaged in conversation with employees of the station when he was severely wounded by a gunshot from a gun held in the hand of Charles Sanders, an employee who had not actually begun work, but was preparing to go on duty as an employee.

Davis sued Childers for personal injury. Defendant moved for summary judgment. The evidence established…