Allen v. Greyhound Lines, Inc.

It runs contrary to my sense of justice to deprive the plaintiff of her entitlement to access to the courts1 and the protections of the laws of this state in which she was born, in which she has spent her life except when necessity of making a livelihood required her to be elsewhere, and which she does now and always has regarded as her home.

This for two basic reasons: first, in my judgment there is no reasonable basis in the evidence to justify a conclusion contrary to the plaintiff’s asserted intent and her evidence in support thereof that she regards Ogden, Utah, as her home and residence.…