McGinnis v. Robinson

While in sharp conflict with evidence offered by defendant, the evidence offered by plaintiff was sufficient to support her allegations that the collision and her injuries were proximately caused by the negligence of the operator of the Mercury; and, although there was no direct evidence, the circumstantial evidence, when considered in the light most favorable to plaintiff, was, in our opinion, sufficient to support a finding that defendant was operating the Mercury when the collision occurred. See Stegall v. Sledge, 247 N.C. 718, 722, 102 S.E. 2d 115; Bridges v. Graham, 246 N.C. 371, 377, 98…