Clary v. Breyer

Appellant was plaintiff in the trial court. She brought suit to recover damages arising out of an automobile collision, in which the respective drivers were Mrs. Clary and Mrs. Breyer. Plaintiff was awarded judgment for $750' and appeals, assigning certain errors in the instructions and in the exclusion of evidence, all of which were relevant to the amount of the verdict. There is no cross-appeal.

The husband of appellee was joined as defedant, but the trial court sustained defendant’s motion to exclude the testimony as to his liability. This action is assigned as error.

The liability of the…