Watkins v. Ohman

The plaintiff, who as a guest in an auto-

mobile, was injured on April 27, 1964, when the car in which she was sitting was struck by another vehicle co-owned by Eugene Ohman and his wife, Donna Mae Ohman, and driven by her, appeals from a verdict adverse to her claim. There is no suggestion that there was contributory negligence, and the evidence shows that Mrs. Watkins was injured as a result of the collision, notwithstanding a sharp conflict as to whether the injury was of major proportions or trifling. It may be deduced accordingly, from an examination of the record, that the jury based its…