McGuiggan v. Hiller Bros.

The facts adduced upon the second trial are conceded to be substantially the same as those adduced upon the first trial. They were sufficiently stated in McGuiggan v. Hiller Brothers, 209 Wis. 402, 245 N. W. 97, and therefore need not be restated here.

The circuit court was evidently of the opinion that the only questions to be determined by the jury, other than as to the amount of the damages sustained by the plaintiff, were (1) whether the negligence of the defendant, which appeared as a matter of law, was a cause of the collision; (2) whether the negligence of the plaintiff, which also…