SHANNON, Judge.
Appellant-plaintiff, in her complaint, alleged that the defendant in the operation of his automobile struck her while she was a pedestrian. Defendant, in his answer, alleged that the plaintiff was a guest in his car, and in the process of alighting therefrom, was injured; hence, under the guest statute of Florida she would have to allege and prove gross negligence or willful and wanton misconduct. The parties then stipulated the facts to be as follows...
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