Anderson v. Olson

Taking the evidence most favorably for the plaintiff the jury would have been justified in finding the following facts: The plaintiff, who was the invited guest of the defendant, was riding in an automobile driven by the latter. The defendant was wide awake. The road was descending, about twenty-five feet in width, and on the right there was a guard fence painted white. The time was somewhat after one o’clock in the morning, but the visibility was good. It was not claimed that the speed was excessive. The automobile was quite new and in good condition; the lights were adequate and the tires…