Court of Appeals of Georgia March 13, 1979, 57391 (Horton v. Georgia Power Co.)
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United States · · · 13-03-1979
Webb, Presiding Judge.
Jimmy L. Horton negligently drove his Ford van into a utility pole owned by Georgia Power Company in East Point, as a result of which the pole was broken, necessitating replacement. It was a 55 foot class 3 pole, which carried a 3-phase 20 KV primary, two span guys, two sign stringers and a street light. The power company sued Horton for damages.
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