Corson v. Wilson

Kimball, Justice.

The appeal is from a single judgment in two actions by different plaintiffs, W. A. Corson and W. P. Hoare, against the same defendant, W. E. Wilson, for damages caused by a collision of motor cars. As the issues in the two actions, except as to the amount of damage, were the same, the actions by agreement were consolidated under section 89-1069, R. S. 1931, as amended by chapter 51, session laws of 1939. The trial was to the court without a jury, and judgment was for defendant on a general finding in his favor. Plaintiffs appeal, and contend that the decision is not sustained…