Marsh v. Irvine
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT,' Chief Justice:
Plaintiff Marsh brought suit to recover for his personal injuries resulting from the collision of two automobiles: defendant Irvine’s in which plaintiff was riding; and defendant Neil’s which ran into the rear of the Irvine car just after it had entered U. S. Highway 201 from the Kennecott Mill Road near Magna. Upon a jury trial, verdicts were rendered of no cause of action as to Neil and holding Irvine liable.
Irvine, the losing defendant, appeals assigning errors in a familiar pattern: that the evidence will not support a finding that he was negligent; that it shows…
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