Fox v. Taylor
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT, Chief Justice.
Lillian Fox was struck down by the defendant’s automobile as she walked northerly across Fifth South Street in the 1000 east block in Salt Lake City. She sued defendant and from adverse jury verdict and judgment entered thereon she appeals.
Plaintiff charges that the court erred in: A. failing to submit her case under the doctrine of last clear chance; B. instructing on her duty to yield the right of way; and C. in commenting on the evidence.
Miss Fox, a claims secretary for the American Surety Company, lives just south of Fifth South near the place of this accident. On…
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