Bryant v. Greene

Plaintiff brought this action to recover damages for personal injuries received when he was struck by the automobile of the defendant on a pedestrian cross walk in the city of Omaha. The trial court sustained a motion for a directed verdict at the close of plaintiff’s evidence and the plaintiff appealed.

A former opinion in the case disposed of the appeal on the basis of a failure to procure a bill of exceptions properly authenticated as required by statute and the rules of this court. Bryant v. Greene, 163 Neb. 497, 80 N. W. 2d 137. This court by order after a proper showing permitted the…