Wolf v. Budzyn

An action on the case for personal injuries sustained by Edward Wolf, a minor, who was seriously injured in the accident in question. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty, upon which the court entered judgment. Plaintiff appeals.

The complaint consisted of five counts. Counts three, four and five were withdrawn. The first count charges that on August 16, 1932, defendant was driving his motor vehicle north on Damen avenue and plaintiff was driving south on Damen avenue; that plaintiff was exercising due care; that defendant carelessly, negligently and unskilfully drove and operated his said…