Eastman v. Rabbeth

This is an appeal from a judgment for damages suffered by respondent, who, on November 30, 1930, was struck by an automobile being driven by appellant on a public street in the city of Redlands.

We are not assisted by the testimony of any eye-witness of the accident. Respondent, who was of the age of seventy-eight years, was rendered unconscious by the accident and only remembered that he had been walking on a public street in the city of Redlands. Appellant did not testify. After the accident he was adjudged insane and had not been restored to competency at the time of the trial. While the…