Chandler v. Brittain

The owner of a motorcycle, which another was driving without his consent, sued the driver of an automobile for the value of the motorcycle, wrecked by a collision between the two machines, in which the driver of the motorcycle was killed. The jury found for the defendant, and the superior court overruled the plaintiff’s certiorari from a judgment denying a new trial. No general grounds are argued or insisted upon, but error is especially urged in the failure to charge as requested in writing relative to a curve or intersecting street,- that negligence by the deceased driver of the motorcycle…