Knoche v. Pease Grain & Seed Co.

This decision holds that the admission of the evidence of Engler as to the speed of the truck was prejudicial, and the judgment is reversed.

The point involved is'one which will come up frequently, and in my opinion is not free from doubt.

There are any number of decisions that, in considering the speed of an automobile and the competency of a witness to testify thereto, permit one to take into' consideration skid marks and circumstances portraying the physi*134cal facts immediately after the accident, and a person seeing the crash, basing his opinion on all of the conditions and circumstances as…