Bredemeyer v. Cooper

Plaintiff-appellee’s negligence action against defendant-appellant for damages for personal injuries allegedly resulting from an automobile collision was tried to a jury. The verdict was for defendant-appellant but the trial judge sustained plaintiff’s motion to correct errors by the following order:

“The Court having taken under advisement plaintiff’s motion to correct errors, now sustains said motion to correct errors for the reason that the verdict heretofore rendered is not supported by sufficient evidence upon the necessary elements of liability and damages and is contrary to the evidence…