J. L. Williams & Sons, Inc. v. Tompkins

Appellee recovered a judgment foils,000 against appellant for personal injuries lie alleges he sustained on Sunday, April 19, 1936, while in its employ as day fireman in its lumber mill in the city of Hope.

At the conclusion of the evidence for appellee, which consisted of his own, as to how the accident occurred, and of a physician as to the nature and the extent of his injuries, appellant moved for a directed verdict, which was overruled; and again at the conclusion of all the evidence, the same motion was renewed with like result. This assignment of error is the ground upon which a reversal…