Smith v. Central Freight Lines, Inc.

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• party who attacks legal sufficiency of adverse finding on an issue as to which he bore the burden of proof must demonstrate on appeal that evidence conclusively established all vital facts in support of issue
• “The occurrence of an accident or collision is not of itself evidence of negligence.”
• party who attacks legal sufficiency of adverse finding on an issue as to which he bore the burden of proof must demonstrate on appeal that evidence conclusively established all vital facts in support of issue

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