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March 15, 1954. Appellant, plaintiff below, brought this action to recover damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained as a result of the negligent, reckless and wanton operation of a Studebaker truck owned by respondent T.M. Evans and driven by his employee, respondent James Givens. Appellant alleged that on the morning of March 2, 1950, while walking in an easterly direction across the southbound lane of Highway No. 52, at a point about six miles north of Charleston, she was suddenly and without warning struck by the above truck which was proceeding in a northerly direction on said southbound lane. Respondents denied all acts of negligence, recklessness and wantonness alleged in the complaint and further set up a plea of contributory negligence, recklessness and willfulness in ""that the plaintiff, without taking any precaution whatsoever for her own safety, while not keeping a proper lookout for automobiles which were plainly visible, walked from the west to the east side of the dual highway when traffic was approaching so close as to make it hazardous to cross the highway, and walked into the side of the defendant's truck, thereby making inevitable the collision brought about by plaintiff's own negligent, reckless, wilful and wanton conduct.""

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