Gloor v. Torczon

Per Curiam, •

Plaintiff commenced this action before William O’Brien, a justice of the peace for Platte county, to recover $150 on account of the negligence, of defendant in running an automobile into, and thus damaging, plaintiff’s automobile on a public highway. Defendant was summoned, but made default, and upon the hearing of the evidence on behalf of plaintiff judgment was rendered in his favor July 12, 1917, for $55 and costs taxed at $4,75. The next day, July 13, 1917, defendant presented a .motion to set aside the judgment on the ground that it was rendered in his absence. He also…