Kasper v. Kocher

The defendants’ principal contention on this appeal is that causal negligence on the part of Francis Kasper was greater Üian any negligence of the defendant Kocher; and in the latter respect defendants claim that the evidence does not admit finding that Kocher was causally negligent. In so far as necessary for the consideration of these matters, the evidence was to the following effect. At 2 p. m. on November 16, 1940, Kasper’s car collided with a truck, which Kocher was driving westward on the north half of the twenty-three-feet-wide graveled roadway of County Trunk Highway S, at a point…