Jackson v. Brown

The negligence of the defendant as

alleged and as found by the court is not contested upon the appeal; the single question before us is upon the defendant’s claim that the legal inference and conclusion logically to be drawn from the facts found by the court are that the plaintiff was “chargeable with negligence contributing proximately and essentially to his injury.” The court did not adopt an erroneous rule of law in reaching its conclusion that the plaintiff’s own negligence did not directly and materially contribute to the collision between plaintiff’s and defendant’s automobiles. The…