Boyd v. Robinson

TIREY, Justice.

This is a collision case, and the plaintiff grounded his cause of action on the negligence of the defendant and alleged that he sustained damages to his car in the amount of $400. Defendant went to trial on his first amended answer and cross action and denied that he was negligent in any respect. On the contrary, he alleged that the plaintiff was negligent, and as a result of the plaintiff’s negligence, he sustained damages in the sum of $415 and prayed for appropriate relief. The jury, in its verdict, found substantially (1 and 2) that defendant failed to keep that lookout…