Miller v. Miller

Decided 1968-03-20

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Sharp, J. In defendant’s second further answer and defense, she pleads plaintiff’s failure to fasten his seat belt as contributory negligence barring his right to recover any damages for personal injuries; in the third, she pleads that failure in mitigation of such damages. She alleges no unusual circumstance known to plaintiff prior to the accident, which created a special hazard o…

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