McCaleb v. Reed

FOSTER, 3.

The rule is now firmly settled that plaintiff in a suit of this sort has the right to have the jurors qualified as to their connection with an insurance company which would be liable in whole or in part for any judgment that might be rendered against defendant. Gammill v. Culverhouse, 217 Ala. 65, 114 So. 800; Cooper v. Auman, 219 Ala. 336, 122 So. 351 (both cases cite the authorities). The record shows no error in this respect.

Defendant’s claim for the affirmative charge is based upon plaintiff’s testimony that he was proceeding up a grade in the highway on a straight stretch, at a…