Owensboro City Railway Co. v. Tucker

Opinion of the Court -by

Judge Winn —

Reversing.

In April, 1911, James Tucker, starting to walk across Main- street in Owensboro at the intersection of Elm street, collided with or was struck by a car of the appellant railway company. He brought his action below against the company to recover for his injury and obtained a judgment for $1,000. The railway company appeals.

There is no complaint that the case should not have gone to the jury. A reversal is asked because of tbe instructions given, and certain testimony admitted in plaintiff’s behalf. Tbe instructions were erroneous and demand tbe…