Anderson v. DAVIS

Legge, Justice.

This action for personal injuries resulted from a collision between two automobiles. Appellants, who were defendants in the circuit court, base their appeal upon a single except tion, to wit: that the presiding judge,erred in refusing their motion for a directed verdict “upon the ground that the negligence of the plaintiff contributed to the collision”, in that “such was the only reasonable inference to be drawn from the evidence and the applicable law”. The complaint alleged that plaintiff’s injuries were caused by the “negligent, wilful, wanton, reckless and unlawful” acts of…