Christiansen v. Hilber

Plaintiff, May 26, 1936, sued defendant for injuries alleged to have been suffered by reason of being struck on the highway by a Chevrolet logging truck belonging to defendant and driven by Ms son, Eugene Hilber. There was judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $7,000. Motion for new trial was made and an opinion filed affirming the judgment on condition plaintiff file a remittitur of $1,000. This was done and judgment entered for plaintiff for $6,000, and costs. Defendant appeals, alleging 19 reasons and grounds for appeal, and in appellant’s brief 11 questions are said to be involved.

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