Guttman
Guttman v. Civet
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Woodparker, J.
Action for damages for personal injuries allegedly resulting from an automobile collision. Judgment upon a verdict was in favor of defendant. Plaintiff appeals from the judgment.
Appellant asserts that the court erred (1) in rulings as to *818 the admissibility of evidence; and (2) in making certain remarks in the presence of the jury.
. There was testimony on behalf of plaintiff that on July 21, 1954, defendant drove his automobile against the back of plaintiff’s automobile while plaintiff’s automobile was stopped at the entrance to an intersection where a red signal light required plaintiff to stop her automobile; and that plaintiff, who was in the driver’s seat of her automobile, sustained personal injuries.
Defendant testified that when plaintiff stopped her automobile at the intersection, he stopped his automobile behind plaintiff’s automobile; when the signal light changed to green, plaintiff proceeded across the intersection; defendant followed about “half a car length behind” plaintiff’s automobile; when plaintiff’s automobile had gone about 70 feet beyond the intersection and was at a place near the next intersection, plaintiff stopped her automobile suddenly without…