Craft v. Koonce

FOSTER, Justice.

This case was here on former appeal. 234 Ala. 278, 174 So. 478.

Upon a second trial, the presiding judge gave the affirmative charge for the defendant. The first question, therefore, is whether that charge was without error on the evidence allowed by the court to come into the trial: if so, then whether there was error in rulings excluding evidence which, if admitted, would have been sufficient to take the issue to the jury.

Appellant sued appellees for damages caused to his car in a collision with one of appellees, being driven at the time by an employee Miss Martin. If she was…