Stuckey v. Hayden

DREW, Judge.

In this case the lower court rendered a written opinion in which the issues are correctly stated and the facts, as far as they are given, are in most instances correct. . It is as follows:

“While seated on an iron railing which blocks off the Electric Power Plant from the sidewalk at the corner of Fourth and Monroe streets in the city of Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, plaintiff, on June 25, 1937, at about 3:45 P. M., was suddenly run into and severely injured by the automobile owned and driven by J. F. Hayden, one of the defendants herein, which automobile had a collision within…