Bakkum v. Holder
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
This is an action to recover damages for personal injury. Plaintiff’s complaint, so far as it is necessary for the consideration of this appeal, alleges in effect: That she was crossing Twenty-first street in Portland, between Clisan street and Flanders street, when she was struck by defendant’s automobile; that defendant was careless and negligent in the fol lowing particulars; in that he failed to keep his car in a straight course hut swerved to the right and struck plaintiff; that he failed to give warning of his approach; that he failed to slacken his speed and stop; that he failed to…
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