Hyde v. O'Neal
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRoberds, P. J.
William F. Hyde, the appellant, sued Mrs. Hattie B. O’Neal, the appellee, to recover money damages for personal injuries which he suffered as the result of an automobile collision. The jury returned a verdict for Mrs. O’Neal and Hyde appealed. He contends that the ver*115diet was against the great weight of the testimony and that, for that reason, we should reverse and remand the ease for another trial. We will now deal with that contention.
Some fourteen miles north of Biloxi, Mississippi, Highway 57 traverses Cypress Creek. The bridge over the creek is some eighteen feet wide and the road is…
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