Boggs v. Plybon

On the afternoon of November 13, 1929, J. S. Plybon, of Roanoke, had occasion to visit the village of Buchanan. He was accompanied by Mr. P. H. Boggs, a friend and an invited guest. The trip was made in Plybon’s automobile, driven by himself. On their way back, about 6:45 P. M. and soon after they had passed the village of Troutville, this car left the roadway, struck a telephone pole and a fence, severely injuring the plaintiff, who afterwards filed a notice of motion for judgment. It was heard in due course. After the evidence had been introduced the defendant demurred thereto. There was a…