Harris v. Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc.

Mr. Presiding Justice Me Surely

delivered the opinion of the court.

June 21, 1921, plaintiff, wMle attempting to cross Wabash avenue, walking westerly on the north crosswalk at Harrison street in Chicago, was injured by a northbound motor truck belonging to defendant and operated by one of its employees. He sued for damages and upon trial had a verdict for $15,000. From the judgment thereon defendant appeals.

The principal points urged for a reversal are that the case was tried upon the theory that defendant wantonly and wilfully injured plaintiff, whereas the two counts attempting to state this…