Reuhl v. Uszler

Upon this appeal the defendants first contend that the evidence does not sustain the findings of the jury as to defendant Uszler’s negligence.

As to lookout, plaintiff and defendant were faced with almost identical problems when they reached the crest of the hill. It is undisputed that plaintiff, although going forty miles per hour, was able to stop without any difficulty when he saw the Kuhlow car. Defendant testified that he was not exceeding this same speed. Except for the fact that defend ant had a shorter distance in which to stop, there was no change in the condition that confronted…