Furman v. Call
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtStephenson, J.
Ayne F. Furman sued Linda Marie Thomas Call, alleging that Furman was injured as a result of Call’s negligent operation of a motor vehicle. At the close of Furman’s evidence before a jury, the trial court struck her evidence and entered summary judgment in favor of Call. The court concluded that Furman “failed to yield the right-of-way, which she was required to do.” Furman has assigned error to this ruling.
Furman, a podiatrist, had an office in a condominium office complex consisting of 12 offices. A parking area, maintained by the Condominium Association, surrounds the buildings of the…
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