O. C. Cab Service v. Askew
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtGibson, J.
In this case, which involves injury to a little girl struck by a taxicab while she was crossing the street, two grounds for reversal are urged by the taxicab company, against which judgment was rendered on verdict of a jury. It" is contended that the evidence of negligence is insufficient to support the verdict and that X-ray pictures offered and used in evidence were not sufficiently identified as those of the injured child.
The injury occurred at night when the child started back across a street bordering on a public school grounds. A school entertainment was being held that night and ears…
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