Legal Opinion · Dissent

Dwyer v. Moss

Supreme Court of Missouri

Decided January 11, 1971No. 54221Published

1DissentBardgett, Judge

I respectfully dissent. Plaintiff-respondent’s evidence was that the defendant’s vehicle ran off the road on defendant’s right side, hit the raised abutment of the culvert and bounced into the left side of plaintiff’s vehicle. The investigating officer, called as a witness for plaintiff, testified that the defendant said, “I came over that hill and I saw this man coming. I throwed on the brakes and I hit this culvert and it threw me around and I hit him.” Defendant’s testimony confirmed the fact that defendant ran off the road, hit the culvert and collided with plaintiff. De*647fendant excused…

2Cases cited9 opinions

  1. Harke v. HaaseSupreme Court of Missouri · 1934
  2. McGrath v. St. Louis Transit Co.Supreme Court of Missouri · 1906
  3. Tabler v. PerrySupreme Court of Missouri · 1935
  4. Story v. People's Motorbus Co.Supreme Court of Missouri · 1931
  5. Friederich v. ChamberlainSupreme Court of Missouri · 1970

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