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· 3/31/1924

New Orleans & N. E. R. v. Penton

Citations

  • 135 Miss. 571
  • 100 So. 521
  • 1924 Miss. LEXIS 95

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  • stating that “the fact that one falls asleep while driving an automobile constitutes sufficient evidence of negligence to require the question of the driver’s negligence to be submitted to the jury”

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Judges: Anderson, Cook, Hodden

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