Legal Opinion
Wardlaw v. Harvey
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided January 14, 1932No. 4109PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
McGregor, j.
This is a suit for damages for property and personal injury growing out of a collision between two automobiles. Plaintiffs, James O. Wardlaw and his wife, residents of Caddo parish, were in the parish of Jackson on May 31, 1930, traveling north in their automobile, a Eranklin sedan. The road along which they were traveling is a newly constructed concrete road of standard pattern, known as the Pershing highway. As they were thus traveling, a negro woman named Rosa Robinson, driving a Ford automobile, approached and drove upon the highway at right angles from a road camp on the…
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