Hallum v. Blackford

Appellees, M. A. Blackford and others, sued appellants, G-. J. Hallum and A. McAlister, in the Crawford circuit court to compensate personal injuries received by them as a result of a collision between an automobile in which appellees were riding and appellants’ truck, on highway No. 64, in Moffett, Oklahoma. Upon a jury trial judgments aggregating $12,235 were rendered in favor of appellees. Appellants have appealed.

Two errors are argued here: (1) That the evidence was insufficient to take the case to the jury; and (2) that error was committed in the selection of the jury to try the cause.

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