Pickett v. Kolb

— On or about the first day of December, 1961, the appellant, Lula M. Pickett, was operating her automobile in a westerly direction over and upon Pollack Avenue in the city of Evansville, when she collided with a tractor, towing a plow which was also being operated in a westerly direction by the appellee, Glenn Ray Heldt. Appellant alleges in her complaint that the collision resulted from the failure of the appellee to have two red lights mounted on the rear of the tractor and visible therefrom.

Trial was had by jury and a verdict returned for the appellees. Appellees moved for a judgment and…