Weber v. Mayer
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCurrie, J.
The appellants on this appeal contend that there was credible evidence to sustain the findings of the jury that Holzhauer was guilty of causal negligence in the operation of the Pontiac automobile both as to lookout, and management and control, and therefore it was error for the trial court to have changed the answers in the special verdict so as to relieve Holzhauer of all causal negligence and place 100 per cent of the negligence upon Marvin Weber.
Respondents, on the other hand, deny that there was any credible evidence upon which the jury could have based their findings of causal…
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