O'Brien v. Moss

On January 31, 1925, plaintiff Eleanor V. O’Brien was a passenger in an automobile owned and operated by her husband, the plaintiff John J. O’Brien. She and her husband have both recovered judgments against the defendant for physical injuries claimed to have been caused the wife by a collision between the O’Brien automobile and a truck which it is claimed backed suddenly off a curb and against the front of the O’Brien automobile in the village of La Salle, N. Y. The difficult question confronting the respondents is this: “Was the physical condition of plaintiff Eleanor V. O’Brien following…