Tate v. Crockett

CXJLLEN, Commissioner.

William G. Tate brought action against David Patton Crockett, seeking to recover damages for personal injuries sustained in a collision between Tate’s automobile and Crockett’s tractor-trailer truck. The case was submitted to a jury, which returned a verdict for the defendant. Tate appeals from the judgment entered upon the verdict for the defendant.

The appellant complains primarily of error in the instructions. The appellee, without admitting error in the instructions, maintains that in no event should the judgment be reversed, because Tate was guilty of contributory…