Haney Electric Company and Marion Willard Stewart v. Thomas M. Hurst Haney Electric Company and Marion Willard Stewart v. Thomas M. Hurst

Haney Electric Company and Marion Willard Stewart v. Thomas M. Hurst

1981.TX.41193 624 S.W.2D 602

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Description de l’éditeur

This case arose from a three-vehicle collision on LBJ Freeway in Dallas in which one driver was killed and another seriously injured. Separate suits against the driver of the third vehicle and its corporate owner were consolidated and tried before a jury, which attributed the negligence 30% to the deceased driver, 30% to the injured driver, and 40% to the driver of defendants vehicle. Judgment was rendered for each claimant for 70% of the damage, and defendants appeal. We reverse and remand for a new trial because of the exclusion of certain evidence, and we hold that each plaintiffs damages must be assessed by comparing it with the negligence attributed to the defendants, without considering the negligence attributed to the other plaintiff.

GENRE
Professionnel et technique
SORTIE
1981
17 août
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
27
Pages
ÉDITIONS
LawApp Publishers
TAILLE
83,6
Ko

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