Heath v. Baudin

Marshall Heath claims $425.00 as damages, of J. H. Baudin, on account of an automobile collision in which both of their cars sustained injuries.

The plaintiff claims that the terrific speed of defendant was the cause of the collision.

The defendant avers that it was due to the reckless driving of the plaintiff.

Heath, driving south on Winona Street in suburb Istrouma in the City of Baton Rouge, about 4 o’clock P. M. on August 22, 1928, admits that on approaching the intersection of Huron Street, driving at the rate of 25 or 30 miles an hour and within 20 or 25 feet from its intersection with…