Tolston v. Reeves
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
John Hill Reeves was struck and injured by an automobile driven by Ray Irving Tolston. He brought this action for damages and recovered a verdict and judgment against Tolston for $8,500, which the latter seeks to have reversed because of the giving of three instructions which he claims were erroneous.
The accident happened on October 19, 1956, about 3 p.m., at or near the intersection of Eighteenth street with Church street, in the city of Norfolk. Church street runs north and south and is about 50 feet wide. Eighteenth street is about 30 feet wide, runs east and west and enters Church street…
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