SUMMERS v. BROWN

Taxicab Injuring Pedestrian — Questions for Jury — Permanent Injury.

Whether defendant was guilty of negligence, as having driven forward while plaintiff and others were passing him to a waiting street car, held for the jury.

Testimony by a physician that the absence of any change in an injury to plaintiff's nose in the preceding year showed the injury to be permanent justified an instruction as to a possible permanent injury to plaintiff.

Decided February 6th, 1936.

BOND, C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court.

Unreported cases.