Nass v. Mossner

In these two cases, combined for trial and appeal purposes, plaintiffs appeal from a directed verdict for defendants. Plaintiff Eobert A. Nass, hereinafter called the plaintiff, was the driver and his father, plaintiff Henry W. Nass, was the owner of an automobile insured by plaintiff insurance company. Suits were for plaintiff’s personal injuries and for damages to the father’s automobile. Defendants were owners of a tractor and attached farm wagon drawn by it.

Viewing the evidence, as we must (Firemen’s Insurance Co. v. Sterling Coal Co., 348 Mich 564), in the light most favorable to…