Yellow Cab Company v. Adams
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtSutton, P. J.
Hoyle E. Adams sued Yellow Cab Company of Atlanta for damages for personal injuries. His petition as amended alleged substantially as follows: That about 7:30 a. m., on October 5, 1942, while driving a horse-drawn milk wagon in a northerly direction on Juniper Street at a point about half way between Eighth and Tenth Streets, a taxicab of the defendant company ran into the rear of his wagon, practically demolishing it, and seriously, severely, and permanently injuring him; that Juniper Street at the point of the collision is approximately 30 feet wide, and there was approximately 18 to 20…
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