O'Hagan v. Byron
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Rhodes, J.,
This trespass action arose out of an automobile accident in Ohio. Two questions are presented to us on appeal by plaintiff: (1) Was plaintiff a guest as that term is used in the law of Ohio? (2) Was the jury warranted in finding negligence for which defendant is responsible in damages?
At the first trial a compulsory nonsuit was granted on the ground that section 6308-6 of the General Code of Ohio, commonly known as the guest statute, precluded recovery. On plaintiff’s motion the nonsuit was removed and a new trial granted. At the second trial the jury returned a verdict…
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