Sims v. Martin

1. Where, immediately after a collision by an automobile, the owner, who was driving it, exclaimed, “It is my fault, all my fault; I was going too fast; we have got insurance and will be glad to make settlement we think is' right,” the entire expression, including the reference to having insurance, if made as a part of the res geste o"f the transaction, as a spontaneous and unealculated expression, possesses probative value as tending to establish, by way of admission at the time of the collision, a negligent operation of the automobile as to speed. The realization by the owner of an…