Zetsche v. Lawler

This is a suit by W. L. Lawler against J. B. Zetsche arising out of a collision between the automobile driven by Zetsche and the automobile driven by Lawler. The case was tried before the court without the intervention of a jury, and the court rendered judgment for Lawler and against Zetsche for $750 by reason of personal injuries suffered by Lawler, and $100 damages to Lawler’s car.

Luther Leslie testified that he was a mechanic and knew the different makes of cars and the market value thereof; he had been a mechanic in the garage business for six years and had seen cars bought and sold, and…