Nolan v. Morris

This is a suit for personal injuries. At the close of the plaintiff’s evidence the trial court directed a verdict for the defendants, and entered judgment accordingly. Appellant contends that there was evidence tending to show the accident and alleged injury were caused by the negligence of appellee.

Upon a motion to direct a" verdict for the defendant, if the evidence is such that reasonable men of fair intelligence might reach different conclusions therefrom as to whether such evidence, if true, tends to establish facts necessary to make the defendant liable, the motion should be denied and…