Milstead v. Aynesworth
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FANNING, Justice.
J. Alvin Milstead sued Richard J. Aynes-worth for personal injuries resulting from a collision between the body of Milstead and the automobile of Aynesworth. Mil-stead, accompanied by his 12 year old daughter, Jackie, was hauling a horse in a trailer behind his pick-up truck proceeding along a narrow blacktop road. The horse became restive, and Milstead parked his pick-up trailer at least partly on the pavement (the extent of which it extended onto the pavement was disputed between the parties), and Milstead stood up on the tongue of the trailer to calm the horse, which…
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