Smith v. Meadows
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
COORS, Justice.
The plaintiff below, Smith, (an appellee here) was granted judgment in the sum of $12,500 against the defendant Meadows (appellant here) based upon a verdict of the jury in such amount on account of personal injuries, medical expenses, etc., suffered, by defendant in a rear-end collision in the nighttime when the car owned and driven by the defendant, in which plaintiff was riding as a guest, collided with the car of third-party defendant (an appellee here) which was stopped at night on a portion of the traveled part of the public highway. The plaintiff did not sue the owner of…
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