National Mutual Casualty Company v. Blackford
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMcHaney, J.
At about 9 p. m., May 30, 1939, appellee, M. A. Blackford, was driving a Pontiac automobile, the property of appellee, Heston, in wbicb the other Blackford appellees were riding as guests, in an easterly direction on highway 64 in Moffett, Oklahoma, approaching the Oklahoma end of the Ft. Smith bridge which crosses the Arkansas river. Appellant McAlister was driving west on said highway in a truck owned and operated as an interstate carrier by appellant Hallum, into and through the states of Arkansas and Oklahoma. A collision occurred between the car and the truck which resulted in damage to…
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