Williams v. Williams

The appellant assigns as error (1) that a verdict should have been directed because the defendant as matter of law was not negligent; (2) because the plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence as matter of law; (3) that the form of the special verdict is insufficient and questions requested by the appellant should have been submitted; (4) that improper testimony was received; (5) that instructions were erroneous; (6) that the court should have further reduced the damages; and (7) that a new trial should have been granted by reason of facts brought to the attention of the court by…