Freas v. Sullivan

Stephenson; J.

The parties here stand in an order the reverse of that held in the trial court, and they will be referred to in this opinion as they appeared in the style of the case in the Court of Common Pleas, namely, Sullivan will be referred to as plaintiff and Freas as defendant.

Under the general allegations of error assigned in this court, it becomes necessary to consider the assignments of error made in the Court of Appeals. There were six assignments of error urged in the Court of Appeals, namely:

1. In submitting the issue of wanton misconduct to the jury;

2. Error in the general charge…