Smith v. Robinson

Appellant sued appellee, as the operator and proprietor of the St. Anthony Hotel, for damages resulting from the wreckage of a fine and comparatively new automobile which occurred through the negligence of appellee. The court instructed a verdict for appellee, and judgment was accordingly rendered in favor of appellee. The cause was appealed and is now before this court for consideration.

The trial court having taken the case from the jury, it becomes necessary for this court to review the facts in order to arrive at a conclusion as.to the legality and propriety of the instructed verdict.…