Korstange v. Kroeze

The morning* of August 14, 1931, at about four o’clock and dark, plaintiff was walking easterly along a 40-foot paved highway, and, he claims, about three feet from the southerly edge thereof, when defendants’ truck, going in the same direction, ran him down and injured him. He brought this suit, and, upon trial by jury, had verdict and judgment. Defendants review by appeal.

Plaintiff was walking* down hill, having just come over its crest. The defendants’ truck came over the crest of the hill at a speed of 25 miles per hour and the driver dimmed the lights on account of approaching trucks…