Stillwell v. Adams
194 N.E.2d 806, 244 Ind. 608, 1963 Ind. LEXIS 238
Opinion
The appellee’s petition to transfer is denied.
By denial of transfer in this case it should not be construed that proof of both wilful and wanton misconduct is necessary, as the statute uses the words “wilful or wanton misconduct” in the alternative.
Note. — Reported in 194 N. E. 2d 806.
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