Askew v. Hamilton
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
FRUGÉ, Judge.
This is a case involving an intersectional collision which occurred in the City of Lake Charles, Louisiana. Judgment was rendered on February 7, 1962 with written reasons assigned in favor of the plaintiffs, Mrs. Katherine Askew and her husband, Ted Askew, and the defendants, George C. Hamilton and his insurer, Allstate Insurance Company, have appealed to this court.
In the afternoon of July 18, 1960 plaintiff, Mrs. Katherine Askew, was driving a Chevrolet pick-up truck in a westerly direction on Twelfth Street in the City of Lake Charles, Louisiana, and defendant, George C.…
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