Morris v. Erskine
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGood, J.
This is a personal injury action in which plaintiff had judgment, and defendant has appealed.
The injuries of which plaintiff complains resulted from an automobile accident while riding as an invited guest in defendant’s car.
The defendant contends that the evidence is insufficient to sustain the verdict, in that it does not warrant a finding that plaintiff’s injuries were caused by gross negligence of the defendant.
In this case plaintiff’s right to recover damages is limited by section 89-1129, Comp. St. Supp, 1931, which, in so far as applicable to the present case, in effect provides that…
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