Collins v. Davis

Birdsong, Chief Judge.

This is an appeal from a defendant’s verdict in a rear-end collision personal injury suit. The evidence was disputed as to whether the lead car (in which the plaintiff Amos Collins was a passenger) was at fault for stopping suddenly, whether other cars stopping in front of the lead car caused that car to stop, whether the brake lights of the lead car failed to operate or simply were not seen by defendant Davis in the car behind; and whether Davis might have been following too closely. Held:

1. In seven enumerations, plaintiff-appellant cites errors involving the repeated…