· 4/7/1953
Dimmick v. Follis
Citations
- 111 N.E.2d 486
- 123 Ind. App. 701
- 1953 Ind. App. LEXIS 138
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- noting the parties to the two records are not the same, the course of proceedings are different, and a higher degree of proof is required in criminal than in civil cases
- noting the parties to the two records are not the same, the course of proceedings are different, and a higher degree of proof is required in criminal than in civil cases
- \The yardstick for measuring the quantum of care exercised by one confronted by sudden peril can be used only in connection with what he does or fails to do after discovering the danger to which he has been suddenly subjected.\
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Judges: Crumpacker
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