Reed v. Ogden & Moffett

Plaintiff suffered personal injuries in a collision of automobiles, on Gratiot road about 15 miles southwest of Port Huron, on March 22, 1929, near 9 o ’clock at night, the night being dark, foggy, misty, and the pavement wet. He was riding in a car driven by Piggott. A truck, having what is called a semi-trailer, owned by defendant, Ogden & Moffett, a corporation, and driven in a northerly direction by its employee Curtis, had stopped because the rear lights (Act No. 318, Pub. Acts 1927) on the trailer had gone out, of which Curtis was informed by a device in the cab. The truck occupied its…