PER CURIAM.
Plaintiffs were not denied recovery because of failure to establish the alleged negligence of defendant. On the contrary, they were denied relief on the theory that defendant's negligence was so palpable that plaintiffs, exercising that degree of caution which a prudent person would use for his own safety, would have refused to ride in defendant's automobile when operated either by Cranford or defendant.
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