Warner v. Markoe

The owner of an automobile, appealing from a judgment for damages sustained by his guest in 'the car from collision with another car at a street crossing, contends that there was error in the trial court’s refusal to direct a verdict in his favor, and if not, then in refusal of an instruction on a possible finding by the jury that negligence on the part of the other car, coming from the left, was the sole cause of the collision.

On a Sunday afternoon, January 6th, 1935, the plaintiff and the defendant embarked on a tour of drinking places, starting at the residence of the plaintiff at…