Schmit v. Sekach

Negligence of Mr. Sekaeh as to Lookout.

The principal issue presented upon this appeal is the correctness of the plaintiff’s contention that Mr. Sekaeh was negligent as to lookout as a matter of law. It is urged that the jury’s negative answer to that question must be changed. In our opinion, this contention is not meritorious.

The appellant relies principally upon three prior decisions of this court to demonstrate that there was negligence as to lookout on the part of Mr. Sekach as a matter of law. The first of such cases is Bailey v. Zwirowski (1954), 268 Wis. 208, 67 N. W. (2d) 262, which…