Dills v. Cooper

Pannell, Judge.

1. “Negligence on the part of one alleged to be a joint tortfeasor is not too remote as a matter of law to enter into the proximate cause of injury inflicted on a non-negligent plaintiff if the tortfeasor might reasonably have anticipated that, as a result of his own negligence in creating a dangerous situation, the negligence of another, operating in conjunction with his own negligent act, would cause injury to the plaintiff.” Washington v. Kemp, 97 Ga. App. 235 (2) (102 SE2d 910).

Argued January 5, 1968 Decided January 15, 1968. N. Forrest Montet, for appellant. Arnall, Golden…