Jacobe v. Goings
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
This was a suit by appellee, Mrs. Pearl Goings, against appellants, Howard and R. L. Jaeobe, as partners, for personal injuries suffered by her as the result of ■a collision of appellants’ automobile with the automobile of Mr. J. W. Sutton, in which she was a passenger, and which was being driven by her sixteen year old son, George, at the time of the collision. The collision occurred on one of the public streets of Houston. It was admitted that appellee’s injuries resulted from the collision of the car in which she was riding with appellants’ automobile, which, at the time, was being driven…
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