Van Bibber v. Strong

Judgments aggregating $2,-397.10 were rendered in favor of four plaintiffs and an intervener in consequence of a collision on Highway 63 December 28, 1939. A truck belonging to T. II. Van Bibber was in charge of S. D. Hooper when the injuries and damage were sustained.

For reversal four assignments are urged: (1) The 'court erred in instructing that Van Bibber and Hooper were partners. (2) Appellees contributed to their own hurt. (3) The intervener was guilty of contributory negligence, and there was no substantial evidence to sustain the verdict in his favor. (4) The theory upon which…