Southern Engineering Company v. Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Mr. & Mrs. Kneip, not parties to the instant appeal, were injured when a truck owned by Gordon Mobile Home Carriers (also not a party to this appeal) and operated by one of its employees swerved into the path of their automobile in order to avoid striking a utility pole that had fallen into Gordon’s own traffic lane. The Kneips brought a negligence action against the driver and owner; the latter filed a third-party complaint against the pole’s owner, appellee Central of Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (Central), which in turn filed suit against the firm…
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