Andrews v. Sprott

The plaintiff, "by her -assignment of error No. 4, ehal- lenges the following portion of the court’s charge: “Now, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you find from the evidence and by its greater weight as I have defined that term to you, that the defendant operated his oar at a reckless rate of speed, that he operated his oar with defective brakes, that he failed to keep a proper lookout, and failed to keep his oar under control, and if you find that such negligence was the proximate cause of the collision and the resulting injury, then it would be your duty to answer the first issue yes.…