Commercial Credit Co. v. Groseclose
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellee, Groseclose, was a passenger in a Dodge ear being driven by one A. E. Morrison from Los Angeles, Cal., to Dallas, Tex. A few miles east of El Paso the driver lost control of the car, resulting in a collision with a tree whereby appellee was injured. He brought this suit against appellant, Commercial Credit Company, to recover damages for the injuries sustained. Verdict was returned, and judgment rendered in his favor.
Appellant is a financing Texas corporation domiciled in Dallas. The record discloses that it deals extensively, if not exclusively, in so-called automobile paper and…
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