Kirl v. Zinner
Michigan Supreme Court
1DissentPotter, J.
Plaintiff, a young man 33 years of age, was, December 14, 1932, injured by being struck by an automobile driven upon the public highway by defendant, brought suit to recover damages for the injuries suffered, had verdict at the hands of a jury for $950, which verdict was set aside by the trial court and judgment entered, notwithstanding the verdict, for defendant. Plaintiff brings the case here by appeal in the nature of writ of error.
The principal question as here presented is whether there was any evidence to go to the jury to sustain the verdict rendered by it. In order for plaintiff to…
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