Furr v. McGrath
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
BLACKBIRD, Justice.
The defendant in error, McGrath, is the ■operator of a gasoline filling, or service, station in Tulsa, and Hulvey, the other defendant in error, was, at the time of the accident involved herein, employed at said station as an attendant. The action, which this appeal concerns, was instituted against both McGrath and Hulvey, as defendants, by plaintiff in error, as plaintiff, to recover damages for personal injuries she suffered when, on a night in December, 1952, she drove her 1950 Model Plymouth Sedan to said station to get its stop lights fixed so they would not burn…
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