Honeycutt v. Bess

ARNOLD, Judge.

Defendants first argue that they were entitled to a directed verdict because plaintiff presented no competent evidence of actionable negligence. It is their opinion that the only evidence of negligence was the testimony of plaintiff and Harry Boone that plaintiff’s truck was stalled in the intersection for some 8 to 10 seconds before it was hit and Boone’s testimony that defendant was speeding, and defendant argues that this testimony is “without probative value.” We are unpersuaded, however, by defendants’ argument that the “physical facts and the immutable laws of physics”…