Lasell v. Tri-States Theatre Corp.

Appellant’s assignments of error are based upon erroneous instructions and the failure to properly instruct the jury. The appellee contends that if it be conceded the trial court so erred, it was error without prejudice, since its motion to direct a verdict because the appellant had failed to establish either negligence on the part of appellee or her own freedom from contributory negligence should have been sustained. If there is merit in the appellee’s contention, it is decisive of this appeal and makes it unnecessary to pass upon the merits of the errors assigned. Some review of the record…