Lowe v. City of San Diego
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HARDEN, J., pro tem.
Plaintiffs are husband and wife. On July 9, 1933, plaintiff Ruth A. Lowe was driving a model T Ford automobile in a westerly direction on Logan Avenue between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-seventh Streets in the city of San Diego. Logan Avenue is not paved at the place in question. An opening had been made in the street by defendant at a point about 14 feet north of the south curb line of Logan Avenue in front of 3761 Logan Avenue, to make repairs to a water service pipe. Thereafter dry dirt was placed in the excavation and damp dirt placed on top to a height of about five…
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