Dillingham v. Currie
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
Appellee sued and recovered judgment against appellant for alleged physical injuries to his wife and for doctor and hospital bills, occasioned by a collision between two motor vehicles, one driven by the agent of appellant and the other by Mrs. Currie, wife of appellee.
Mrs. Currie was driving her automobile south on Concho street in the city of Coleman. The appellant’s truck was coming north on the same street. At the intersection of Elm and “Concho streets appellant’s truck suddenly turned to its left, striking the Currie car. Respecting the details "of the accident, Arnold,…
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