Langston v. Moseley

Griffin Smith, Chief Justice.

Roy Langston, Paul Burns, and Belford Scott were sued to compensate personal injuries sustained by Henry Moseley. The court directed a verdict against Burns and Scott and the jury assessed damages at $3,000. Prom this phase of the controversy there is no appeal. Langston’s negligence was submitted to the fact-finders and a verdict in Moseley’s favor for $3,000 was returned. Prom a judgment on the verdict comes this appeal.

Langston was driving across a street intersection in Osceola and had passed the line used by pedestrians when he realized that the red signal…