Newman v. Stocker

The appellee has recovered, a judgment for damages from injuries alleged to have been sustained while she was riding as a guest in the appellant’s automobile, driven by him, and on the appeal it is contended that there was error in rulings on evidence and on prayers for instructions.

On August 23rd, 1930, early in the evening, the plaintiff and her husband, and the defendant and his wife, after having dined together in Baltimore, drove together in Newman’s automobile toward Perry Point, where the Newmans lived. There ivas evidence that Newman maintained a high rate of speed as lie drove, too…