CROCKER v. LEE

1 Div. 598.

74 So.2d 429 (1954)

H. H. CROCKER v. John T. LEE.

Supreme Court of Alabama.

August 30, 1954.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

B. E. Jones and R. L. Jones, Evergreen and Monroeville, for appellee.

Clifford Emond, Bryan Chancey, Clifford Emond, Jr., Chas. B. Aycock, T. Eric Embry, John H. Martin, Jr., and Walter L. Mims, Birmingham, and W. E. Brobston, Bessemer, amici curiae, in support of appeal.


SIMPSON, Justice.

H. H. Crocker, of the age of about seventy-seven years, sued John T. Lee for damages for personal injuries received by him when he was struck by Lee's automobile as he was walking across Highway No. 11 at the intersection of Pike Street and said highway just outside of the city limits of Monroeville, Alabama. From a judgment for the defendant the plaintiff brings this appeal.

The case went to the jury on Count A, charging simple negligence...

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