Redd v. Ingram
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtGordon, J.
Howard Wilbert Ingram sustained injuries when an automobile driven by Marvin Garland Redd, in which Ingram was riding as a guest-passenger, left the highway and turned over. Ingram brought this action against Redd to recover damages for his injuries. The jury returned an $8,500 verdict for Ingram, on which the trial court entered judgment. Redd asks us to award him a new trial because of the court’s errors in granting Instruction E (1), relating to assumption of risk, and in admitting evidence concerning Ingram’s reputation for truth and veracity.
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