Flowers v. Stringer
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGbieeith, J.
This suit grew out of' a collison between a passenger automobile driven by John Flowers, the husband of appellant, and an automobile truck driven by the appellee Little. . The passenger automobile was going west, and had arrived at a point near the intersection with a road coming in from a northwesterly direction. The appellee Little was driving from the northwest at a high rate of speed, and he turned eastwardly at the intersection aforesaid into the east and west road, in such a manner and at such a rate of speed as to swing too far to his left, and, as a consequence, collided with the…
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