Reynolds v. City of Keokuk

i. personal injury: liegli-lince: infer-Instinct of tfdn.preserva" I. At the request of the plaintiff, the court gave the jury the following instruction: “The natural

instinct which leads all rational persons to avoid A Wjlll7 to persons, as far as possible, is an element of evidence proper for the consideration of the jury, with all the outstanding circumstances introduced as evidence on the question whether the plaintiff was or was not, at the time of her injury, exercising ordinary care and prudence.” The plaintiff was a witness in her own behalf, and, in two cases recently determined by…