Williams v. Wilson

Plaintiff in error, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff, was driving an automobile (hereinafter referred to as his) west on 11th Street, a multi-lane thoroughfare, in the City of Tulsa, when another automobile, driven by the defendant in error, Richard H. Wilson, and owned by one Tommy Haymes (but hereinafter referred to as “defendant’s car”) passed plaintiff’s car on the right, and thereafter ran up on the sidewalk on the same side of said street, striking a public utility pole, rebounding onto 11th Street, and colliding with plaintiff’s car.

When plaintiff thereafter instituted the present…