Rogers v. Price

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

While M. M. Price, the owner of a motor truck, was hauling a load of household goods of G. W. Rogers and wife from Webb City to Parsons, they accompanying him, the truck turned over. Rogers sued Price on account of injuries to the furniture and to himself. He recovered a judgment on the first item, which is no longer in controversy, but the court refused to submit the claim for personal injury to the jury, and this appeal is taken from that ruling.

Í. The petition alleged that the defendant orally agreed that for thirty dollars he would take…