Highway Express Lines, Inc. v. Fleming

*668Members of a bowling league in Leesburg engaged two horse-drawn wagons to transport them, on June 4, 1943, from Leesburg to Goose Creek Tavern, where they held their annual banquet. The party left Goose Creek Tavern, situated on Route 7, approximately three miles east of Leesburg, about 11:00 P. M., on them return journey. The rear wagon was drawn by two white Percheron horses and driven by Joseph A. Kincaid, a young, 2 2-year-old farmer, whose mother owned the team. When this wagon reached a point approximately two miles east of Leesburg, defendant’s truck ran into the rear of it. At least…