Hailes v. Gentry

OPINION

WARD, Justice.

This is a street intersection accident case where the plaintiff-driver was awarded a judgment from the defendant-driver after a' jury tried case. The attack before us is leveled at the lookout and speed findings made by the jury which found fault with the defendant’s conduct and on certain objections to the Court’s charge. We affirm.

By appropriate points, the defendant challenges the findings of negligence and proximate cause as to the defendant’s substandard lookout and excessive speed. The points complain that there was “no evidence” and insufficient evidence to support…