Shumway v. Marion

Two actions for personal injuries from an automobile collision were brought by respondents against appellant. For convenience, the two cases were consolidated for trial. The cases, being tried before a jury, resulted in verdicts in a substantial sum for Norma Shumway and a larger verdict for respondent Yanucie, upon which judgments were entered.

Seven errors are claimed by appellant, only two of which are argued. The first is that the trial court erred in refusing to appoint physicians of his own choosing, while the trial was pending, to examine respondents. The second is a dependent claim…