Woods v. Pass

A. D. Pass sued J. E. Woods for damages on account of alleged injuries to his person and property arising from an automobile collision, at a highway intersection, alleged to have been caused by negligence of the defendant, who denied all liability, and, by cross-petition, sought judgment against the plaintiff for damages to his automobile.

Counsel for the plaintiff in error argues at some length that the weight of the evidence was in favor of his contention that the negligence of the plaintiff below was the proximate cause of the collision, and that, therefore, the trial judge should have…