Vanderkruik v. Mitchell

Giving the verdict the fullest support to be had from a favorable interpretation of the evidence, we conclude that the jury could reasonably have found: that the plaintiff’s decedent was a gratuitous passenger in the Mitchell automobile operated by Arthur Mitchell, at half past twelve on the morning of November 3d, 1933; he was seated on the right end of the front seat and between him and the driver was another passenger; the seat was a wide one and furnished room for the three occupants without interfering with the operation of the car; Arthur Mitchell and the young lady seated at his right,…