Hustad v. International Oil Co.

On the 27th of September, 1923, the plaintiff was driving a run-about on one of the highways leading out of the city of Minot, between seven-thirty and eight o’clock in the evening, when a collision took place between his car and an oil truck, operated by an employee of the defendant. Plaintiff’s automobile was damaged and he himself was injured. He was in a hospital for about ten days and was afterwards treated by specialists in eye and ear diseases. He brings this suit to recover damages, charging the defendant with negligence. The defendant denies the allegation of negligence and asserts…