Bush v. Hunter

OPINION

WILSON, Justice.

The only question in this rear-end automobile collision case is whether there is no evidence to sustain jury findings that plaintiff’s negligence was a proximate cause of the accident. In our opinion there is no evidence to authorize this part of the verdict and we reverse.

The jury found defendant’s negligence proximately caused the collision; and found plaintiff suddenly decreased her speed without first having given a signal of her intention to do so, which negligence was a proximate cause.

The question is not whether plaintiff gave a signal; she admits she gave none.…