Richardson v. Impey

WALKER, Chief Justice.

On the 19th of February, 1934, appel-lee, J. C. Impey, was injured in a collision between a truck he was driving and a truck and trailer belonging to appellant, Harvey Richardson, which was loaded with a “boiler feed” unit. This was a suit by him against appellant for injuries suffered by him in the collision, and on trial to a jury his damages were assessed at $15,107.50. One ground of negligence, with proximate cause, pleaded, by appellee, submitted to the jury, and found in his favor, was as follows: “Plaintiff would further show to the Court that the trailer attached…