Henley v. Lollar

CARR, Judge.

In the court below the plaintiff recovered a judgment against the defendant in a suit for property damages and personal injuries sustained by the former in an automobile collision.

Appellant’s counsel in brief cogently urges that the defendant below was due the general affirmative charge. The insistence is based primarily on the position that under the undisputed evidence the appellee was guilty of contributory negligence.

It affirmatively appears that the record does not contain all the evidence. A photograph was taken of the appellee’s automobile soon after the collision. This…