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Marlowe Powell v. Norman Lines by Eastern District, Division Two Missouri Court of Appeals Book Summary

Respondent Marlowe Powell brought this action for damages arising out of a collision between a tractor trailer owned by appellant Norman Lines, Inc. and a bus owned by appellant Bi-State Development Agency. Bi-State and Norman Lines both filed cross claims for apportionment of fault. Bi-State also filed a cross claim for property damage done to its bus. The trial court sitting with a jury returned a verdict in favor of Marlowe Powell in the sum of $13,500.00 apportioned equally between the two appellants. The jury also returned a verdict in favor of Norman Lines on Bi-State's cross claim for property damages. We affirm. The collision which is the subject matter of this action occurred on January 30, 1979 at the intersection of St. Louis Avenue and Kingshighway in the City of St. Louis. At the time of the collision, Norman Lines' truck was traveling south on Kingshighway and was driven by Darren Mask. Bi-State's bus was traveling east on St. Louis Avenue and was driven by Alfred Brame. Respondent Marlowe Powell, a passenger on the bus, brought suit for personal injuries which he sustained as a result of the collision.

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