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CURLEE v. MORRIS

No. 5275.

72 Ariz. 125 (1951)

231 P.2d 752

CURLEE et al. v. MORRIS.

Supreme Court of Arizona.

Rehearing Denied June 19, 1951.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Theodore G. McKesson, Thomas P. Riordan, and James D. McKesson, all of Phoenix, for appellants.

Jack C. Cavness, of Phoenix, for appellee.

DE CONCINI, Justice.

Georgia Morris, plaintiff-appellee, was injured while riding as a passenger in a taxicab driven by Albert McManis and owned by Arthur Curlee doing business as the Yellow Cab Company, both defendants-appellant. While traveling westward on Jefferson Street in Phoenix, Arizona, the cab was struck by an automobile traveling eastward on that street driven by one Simproso Rafal. Rafal was thereupon arrested and later convicted of reckless driving. Plaintiff...

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