Teague v. Washburn

GRISSOM, Chief Justice.

David E. Washburn sued C. E. Teague and others to recover for personal injuries and property damages caused by an automobile-truck collision. A jury found that O. E. Teague was guilty of various acts of negligence which proximately caused the collision and that Washburn was not negligent. The court rendered judgment for Washburn against C. E. Teague for $11,-675.45. C. E. Teague has appealed.

Appellant’s points are that (1) the court erred in refusing to instruct the jury in connection with the damage issue that Wash-burn’s preexisting congenital condition could not be…