Robinson v. Wada

Plaintiff sought to recover damages for personal injuries sustained when struck by the automobile of defendant. Upon a trial by jury, plaintiff had judgment, from which judgment defendant appeals.

It was practically conceded in the trial court that plaintiff sustained his injuries as a result of the negligence of the driver of the automobile and without fault on the part of plaintiff. The real issue was whether said automobile was being driven by defendant Wada at the time or, as claimed by said defendant, said automobile was being driven by some other person who had stolen the same. The…