Jacobs v. Mayhugh

OPINION

WILSON, Justice.

The chief points in this intersectional automobile collision case present questions of no evidence, insufficient evidence, and preponderance of the evidence as to jury findings that appellant failed to keep a proper lookout, and proximate cause. We affirm the judgment, rendered on the findings, that appellant take nothing.

At the outset we doubt that it is possible in any event to sustain these points which require evaluation of all the evidence, or determination of whether there is any evidence, because all the evidence is not be*440fore us. A plat, a drawing and numerous…