Lund v. Thorne

63 N.W.2d 317, 266 Wis. 239, 1954 Wisc. LEXIS 359
Wisconsin Supreme Court·Decided March 2, 1954·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

Gehl, J.

The new trial was ordered upon the ground that since some of the answers of the verdict had been changed by the court it appeared that the comparison of negligence made by the jury was not made upon a proper basis. As is apparent from what is said in our opinion in the companion case and from our conclusions expressed therein, the same situation still exists. Since the issues of negligence as they concern the parties to this action have been fully tried and determined, only the issue of comparison of negligence as between Charles A. Lund and Montgomery Ward Thorne should be submitted to the jury upon the new trial.

By the Court. — Order affirmed. The new trial will be had only upon the issue of comparison of negligence in accordance with this opinion.

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