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Gladys Brown Fuller v. Southwestern Greyhound Lines de Austin Court of Civil Appeals of Texas Resumen del Libro

Appellant, Gladys Brown Fuller, sued Southwestern Greyhound Lines, Inc. and Wilson Temple for damages for personal injuries sustained by her while a passenger and seated on Southwesterns bus. She alleged that while she was seated on the bus and it was stopped at the bus terminal in Temple, Texas, she was struck on the head by a heavy suitcase which was carelessly and violently swung against her by a "porter." She alleged that Wilson Temple operated the bus terminal; that Southwestern and Wilson Temple were engaged in a joint venture, and that the "porter" supra was the employee of each. In the alternative she alleged that Southwestern and Wilson Temple were not engaged in a joint venture but that said "porter" was at the time the servant of each of them; or that said "porter" was the servant and employee of Southwestern, or that he was the servant and employee of Wilson Temple.

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