Jamison v. Spivey

We determine whether judgment shall stand on a verdict to compensate personal injuries appellee claims she sustained December 20, 1937.

Twenty-three errors are assigned. Those urged are: (1) That because of appellee’s contributory negligence a verdict should have been instructed for defendant. (2) That defendant’s cause was prejudiced through the court’s refusal to give requested instruction No. 3. (3) That the verdict and judgment are grossly excessive.

Appellee alleges she was injured while proceeding south on Cedar street in Hot Springs, occasioned when a truck owned by appellant backed out…