Reynolds v. Clyde

HENRIOD, Justice.

Appeal from a verdict and judgment entered thereon in a case where plaintiff urged that a flagman' on a highway construction job negligently struck the window of her car with his flagman’s stick, from which she received personal injuries. Affirmed, costs to defendants.

There were but two eyewitnesses to the incident, the plaintiff and the defendant flagman. Their testimony was diametrically opposed, and there was more than ample evidence which, if believed by the jury, would support its verdict. We sustain such verdicts as a matter of course, as many times we have said we must…