Hansen v. Bledsoe

In this nonjury action for damages arising out of an automobile accident on May 28, 1951, plaintiff recovered judgment against defendants. Claims of damages by defendants against plaintiff on their cross-complaint were denied.

The contentions on this appeal are that plaintiff failed to prove that defendants were guilty of negligence which was a proximate cause of the accident; that plaintiff was guilty of negligence, as a matter of law, which was the sole proximate cause of his injuries and damages; and insufficiency of the evidence to support the findings and judgment. No reporter was present…