Gill v. Schenebeck

A collision occurred September 23, 1940, between an automobile which appellee was driving and a truck operated by an employee of appellant. As is usual in most cases of this character, each driver excused himself and blamed the other for the collision. It is impossible to reconcile the testimony. Appellee recovered judgment for the sum of $5,445, from which judgment is this appeal.

Under the settled rule of practice, we must, of course, view the testimony in the light most favorable to appellee in determining its sufficiency to support the verdict. In support of the allegations of his…