Fox v. Sherwood

FRICKE, J., pro tem.

This is an appeal from a judgment for defendant in an action for personal injuries. Appellant’s briefs consist largely of assertions of the unequivocal existence of facts upon which a reversal should be based, because under such assumptions the findings are not supported by the evidence, when in fact the record discloses that as to such facts there was a direct conflict of evidence. Thus appellant asserts, as if it were uncontroverted, that respondent was operating his automobile on the wrong side of the street, going even to the extent of declaring that respondent himself…