Hanson v. Matas
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFowler, J.
The appellant assigns as error (1) that the court refused to set aside the verdict because it was “perverse;” (2) that it did not give to the plaintiff as well as the defendant the benefit of the instruction respecting conduct in an emergency; (3) and that it did not instruct the jury properly in several other respects which will be hereinafter stated in detail.(1) In our opinion the statement of facts above given shows the claim that the verdict is “perverse” to be without merit. It seems to be based upon the idea that the jury found the truck driver not negligent as to “lookout” and found…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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