Legal Opinion

Eustice v. Rupert

Supreme Court of Delaware

Decided April 13, 1983PublishedCited by 50 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

HORSEY, Justice:

The principal focus of this appeal of a personal injury tort claim is the sufficiency of the evidence of wanton conduct in the operation of a motor vehicle within the meaning of 21 Del.C. § 6101(a). 1 Plaintiff, William S. Eustice, injured while a passenger-guest of defendant, Jay S. Rupert, III, appeals following a jury verdict and judgment for defendant. Eustice asserts three claims of reversible error by Superior Court, all of which relate to the record evidence of defendant Rupert’s allegedly wanton conduct: (1) the Court’s denial of plaintiff’s motion for a directed…

2Cases cited25 opinions

  1. Storey v. CamperSupreme Court of Delaware · 1979
  2. Storey v. CastnerSupreme Court of Delaware · 1973
  3. Cascella v. Jay James Camera Shop, Inc.Supreme Court of Connecticut · 1960
  4. McHugh v. BrownSupreme Court of Delaware · 1956
  5. Law v. GallegherSupreme Court of Delaware · 1938

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3Cited by50 opinions

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