Dickson v. Hollinger

The plaintiff was injured in an automobile collision. In the first trial the jury returned a verdict against the plaintiff; however, upon appeal, we reversed and remanded the cause for a new trial. Dickson v. Hollinger, 257 Or 89, 476 P2d 557 (1970). At the second trial the jury found for the plaintiff and the defendant is now the appellant.

The defendant has made 11 assignments of error. We hold they are without merit.

The trial court correctly interpreted our decision on the first appeal and removed the defense of contributory negligence as there was no evidence that the plaintiff had actual…