Lusk v. Lambert

While crossing a street in Baltimore between intersections, the appellant, Mrs. Gertrude Lusk, was struck and severely injured by an automobile. The automobile belonged to Mrs. Annie E. Lambert, one of the appellees, and was driven by her son, Lee Edgar Lambert, the other appellee, whose testimony that he was not using it for any purpose or business of Lis mother was not- disputed.

At the close of the evidence, Mrs. Lambert presented a prayer that there was not legally sufficient evidence of negligence offered against her, which, under the authority of Wells v. Hecht Bros. & Co., 155 Md. 618,…