Gibson v. Carter
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Barnes, Judge.
Clarence Carter sued Terry Gibson for damages arising from a collision that occurred at an icy intersection when Gibson’s pickup truck could not stop for a stop sign and was struck by Carter in his pickup truck, which was traveling with the right of way. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Carter for medical expenses in the amount of $2,133.86. Later, however, the trial court granted Carter’s motion for a new trial. Upon retrial of the case, the trial court granted Carter’s motion for a directed verdict on liability, and the jury returned a verdict in Carter’s favor for…
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