The Texas Guest Statute Does Not Protect an Operator Unless He is a Host
Date
1972
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Texas Tech Law Review
Abstract
The Texas guest statute protects automobile owners whom are sued by non-paying guests after an accident. Discusses the holding in Zetar v. Woodrow which states that non-owner operators are not protected by the guest statute and are liable to other passengers in the automobile accident.
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Texas Guest statute, Guest statute, Texas, Non-owner automobile operator, Negligence, Zetar v. Woodrow, Case note
Citation
4 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 256