Beyer v. Miller

The plaintiff recovered a judgment

for damages to a Plymouth automobile, which was being operated by one Lindner, sustained when it collided with an automobile operated by the defendant.

The defendant brought this appeal, urging two grounds for the reversal of the judgment.

The first ground is that there was no substantial evidence of negligence on his part, or, if there was such evidence, the evidence to the contrary was such as to make the verdict manifestly against the weight of the evidence.

We have read and analyzed the evidence in order to reach a decision on this issue. It is true that in…