Frahm v. Carlson
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Colwell, D.J., Retired.
Defendant, David E. Carlson, appeals a $35,000 personal injury jury verdict awarded to plaintiff, Charles E. Frahm, a 43-year-old farmer. The main issue concerns a written release executed by plaintiff containing an “injuries, known and unknown,” clause, which plaintiff claimed was void because of mutual mistake. We affirm.
Briefly, the accident occurred on June 22, 1978, in Oakland, Nebraska, when Carlson backed out of a driveway into Frahm’s car occupied by his wife, Clara, daughter Debbie, two sons, and Charles. Charles, Clara, and Debbie were examined by Dr. Gayle…
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