Louisiana Court of Appeal June 27, 1925, No. 2368 (Ellzey v. Booth Furniture & Carpet Co.)
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United States · · · 27-06-1925
STATEMENT OF CASE
REYNOLDS, J.
Plaintiff sues for $1050 as damages for the wrecking of his Nash automobile claimed to have resulted from the reckless and illegal driving of defendant’s delivery truck.
Defendant filed an exception of no cause of action.
Reserving its right under its exception of no cause of action, defendant answered, denying liability on the grounds:
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