Lanham v. Bond

The case grew out of an automobile accident which happened in the city of Alexandria, Va., on the 6th day of July, 1929, about 12:30 P. M., at or near the intersection of Cameron and West streets. Morris Bond, the plaintiff in the court below, was approaching the intersection from the north on West street and Clyde B. Lanham, the defendant, was traveling westward on Cameron street. A collision occurred at the intersection of the two streets resulting in material injuries to Bond’s car but none to Lanham’s. No occupant was hurt. The two cars were being driven at the time of the accident by…