Supreme Court of Virginia· 6/9/1978
Sneed v. Sneed
Citations
- 219 Va. 15
- 244 S.E.2d 754
- 1978 Va. LEXIS 153
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- finding no prima facie case where “[t]o be reasonably inferred from th[e] evidence is either that [deceased] was negligent in driving the vehicle onto the shoulder or that the vehicle left the roadway for some non-negligent reason, such as the driver’s sudden illness”
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Judges: Per Curiam
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- Town of West Point v. EvansSupreme Court of Virginia· 1983-01-21· cited 22×
- Boyle v. United Technologies Corp.Fourth Circuit· 1986-05-27· cited 15×
- Lawrence v. SnyderSupreme Court of Virginia· 1985-03-08· cited 11×
- Gossett v. JacksonSupreme Court of Virginia· 1995-04-21· cited 11×
- Cooper v. Whiting Oil Co., Inc.Supreme Court of Virginia· 1984-01-20· cited 10×
- Bosley v. ShepherdSupreme Court of Virginia· 2001-11-02· cited 9×
- Farren v. Bobby Earl Gilbert & Roanoke Restaurant Service, Inc.Supreme Court of Virginia· 1982-12-03· cited 9×
- Parham v. AlbertSupreme Court of Virginia· 1992-06-05· cited 5×
- Boyle v. United Technologies CorporationFourth Circuit· 1986-05-27· cited 2×
- Williams v. CommonwealthRichmond County Circuit Court· 2000-10-26· cited 1×
- Cromer v. Johnson Village, L.L.C.Charlottesville County Circuit Court· 2005-09-02· cited 1×
- Cosby v. Shen Valley Meat Packers, Inc.Richmond County Circuit Court· 1986-10-14
- Crews v. Richmond Newspaper, Inc.Richmond County Circuit Court· 1987-12-10
- Morecock v. ColeChesterfield County Circuit Court· 1989-01-10
- Anand v. Kroger Food Stores, Inc.Charlottesville County Circuit Court· 1997-10-09
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