Robison v. Simard
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFoster, J.
At a Seattle street intersection, automobiles driven by appellant and respondent Sara Nan Simard collided. Appellant, plaintiff below, sued the respondents for his damages. The court held, as a matter of law, that the respondents were negligent, but, upon trial, submitted for jury determination the issue of the appellant’s contributory negligence. The jury found for the respondents, upon which verdict judgment was entered dismissing the plaintiff’s complaint. Plaintiff now appeals.
Notwithstanding the numerous assignments of error, the sole question for determination is whether the court erred…
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