Lee v. Layton

— Action for damages to appellee’s automobile caused by a collision between the automobiles of appellant and appellee.

It is averred in the complaint that appellee was the owner of a Hupmobile sedan that was operated by his wife about six o’clock in the evening of December 16, 1928; that she was making a left hand turn around the semiphore when she first saw a motorcycle without lights, and stopped; that appellant negligently operated an automobile at an unlawful speed of 35 miles an hour without having it under control, and attempted to cut the corner of the intersection to make a left turn…