Coe v. Adwell

CAMMACK, Chief Justice.

On the morning of March 6, 1950, an automobile driven by Charles Randall Adwell collided with a one and one-half ton farm truck driven by James Robert Coe. Aidwell instituted this action against Coe and Gid Hollinsworth, the co-owners of the truck, to recover for temporary and permanent personal injuries sustained by him, and for other items of damage not important here.

Coe and Hollinsworth answered and counterclaimed, denying Adwell.’s allegation of negligence on the part of Coe. They alleged that Adwell was the negligent party and sought to recover for damage…