Salinas v. Kahn

MOLLOY, Judge.

Vigorous motions for rehearing have called this court’s attention to the fact that one of the “pellets” resulting in a reversal of this case did not find its mark of establishing reversible error.

A rereading of the record establishes that no proper objection was made by the appellants to the giving of the instruction informing the jury that “ * * * where the accident caused is of the kind the Statute was intended to prevent, * * then the accident which occurred “ * * * must be considered to be proximately caused by nonobservance of the law.” The only objection made to this…