Mintz v. Premier Cab Ass'n

EDGERTON, Associate Justice.

Appellant sued appellee for personal injuries in a collision between two of appellee’s cabs, in one of which appellant was a passenger. She appeals from an adverse judgment based on a jury’s verdict.

Since defendant’s counsel conceded “liability” the sole issue was appellant’s injury, if any. The collision occurred in July, 1938. On cross-examination appellee’s counsel asked appellant whether or not she had been in a similar accident in a Diamond cab, and made claim for injuries, about two years before; also whether or not she had fallen in a beauty parlor, and made…