Commercial Credit Corp. v. Smith

Smith, the appellee, brought this suit against Commercial Credit Corporation, the appellant, for property and personal-injury damage in the total sum of $2,800, claimed by Smith to have resulted to him from the negligence of the Credit Corporation. Smith was awarded a verdict and judgment for $1,325, from which the Credit Corporation appeals.

The Credit Corporation, on this appeal, contends that, under the proof, it was guilty of no negligence, and its requested peremptory instruction should have been granted; but that if negligence did exist it did not contribute to the injuries constituting…