Miles v. Chrysler Corporation

THOMAS, Justice.

The suit was for personal injuries and damages sustained by plaintiff’s wife, as a proximate result of alleged negligence of the defendant non-resident corporation under the rule of “manufacturer’s liability.”

Demurrer to the successive counts being sustained, plaintiff moved the court to enter a judgment of non-suit in said cause. Said motion was granted by the court, and on February 1, 1939, a judgment of non-suit was entered in the cause, the defendant and garnishee were discharged and a judgment for costs was entered against the plaintiff. To review the action of the trial…