Davidson v. Huerby

This is a case in which the personal representative of a pedestrian who was killed by an automobile while attempting to cross a city street at an intersection, sought damages with respect to the deceased’s alleged wrongful death. The plaintiff recovered a jury verdict upon which judgment was entered.

The appellant’s brief states that the appeal presents the following questions:

“(1) Did the plaintiff establish facts sufficient to constitute negligence on the part of defendant Davis-court?

“ (2) Did the evidence of plaintiff establish contributory negligence on the part of deceased?

“(3) Did the…