Dwyer v. Jackson Co.

Defendant hotel owner attacks the sufficiency of the evidence to support the finding of negligence, asserts error in several particulars prejudicial with respect to liability and damage issues, claims the damage award excessive, and attacks the taxation of costs as untimely. Plaintiff challenges the court’s ruling that medical bills for care of plaintiff were not shown to be her separate obligation.

1. The finding of negligence on the part of defendant hotel owner.

The chair. There are three principal members of the chair: The seat, the rear-leg member, and the backrest- front-leg member. The…