Osborn v. Lake Washington School District No. 414
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtStafford, J.
James Osborn, a student, sought recovery for injuries he sustained in the school’s supply room. He was granted a new trial for misconduct of counsel. Defense counsel did not argue the case on appeal.
*535The defendant school district assigns error to the trial court’s failure to direct a defense verdict. It is urged plaintiff failed to establish defendant’s negligence and that plaintiff was contributively negligent as a matter of law. We do not agree.
No discretion is involved in ruling on a motion for a directed verdict. The trial court, and this court on appeal, must interpret the evidence most…
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