Armstrong v. Binzer

Bridwell, J. —

Appellee was injured while riding as a guest of appellant in an automobile operated by him, and brought this action against appellant to recover damages because of said injuries. The complaint is in two paragraphs, each based on the theory that the conduct of appellant in the driving of said automobile in the manner he did drive it, and under the conditions existing at the time of the accident, was in reckless disregard of appellee’s rights. A demurrer, challenging the sufficiency of each paragraph of complaint on the ground that facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action…