Peters v. Madigan

This suit was instituted by Ales Peters, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff, against James Madigan, for convenience called defendant, for personal injuries and damage to an automobile growing out of a collision. A jury trial was had with a finding in favor of the defendant. Motion on the part of the plaintiff for a new trial was by the court denied, and this writ of error was sued out.

The declaration consists of two counts. In the first it is averred that the defendant negligently and carelessly ran, drove, managed and controlled his automobile so that by and on account of said negligence…