Conner v. Sullivan

This is, an action for damages for personal injuries, resulting from an automobile striking the person of the plaintiff, and running into the rear of plaintiff’s car while it was standing on the public highway. There was a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, and the defendants sued out a writ of error. The case was heretofore determined on application for supersedeas, and the judgment affirmed.'

In the original opinion filed we erroneously said that when the defendants proceeded ivith the trial, and introduced evidence, after an adverse ruling of the trial court on the motion for nonsuit,…