The plaintiffs, husband and wife, appeal from the overruling of their motion for a new trial in their action for damages arising out of a collision with the defendant company’s truck, allegedly caused by the defendant’s negligence.
1. Questions of negligence, contributory negligence, cause and proximate cause, whose negligence, and what negligence, including lack of care for one’s own safety and lack of ordinary care in avoiding the consequences of another’s negligence, are, except in plain, palpable and indisputable cases, solely for jury determination.
Long Const. Co. v. Ryals,
2. If there is any evidence to sustain the verdict of a jury, this court will not disturb it.
City of Jefferson v. Maddox,
3. Every presumption and inference must be in favor of the verdict.
Boatright v. Rich’s, Inc.,
4. There being evidence from which the jury could have found that the plaintiff driver was guilty of negligence which was equal to or greater than that of the driver of the defendant’s vehicle, in that she drove beyond the stop sign facing her, stopping within and partially blocking the intersection, this court will not substitute its evaluation of the evidence for that of the jury.
Judgment affirmed.