Rush v. Lloyd

In a suit to recover for damages suffered when a three year old child was struck by an automobile, the jury found for the defendant. The jury heard two versions of the accident which happened on an August evening about eight-thirty or nine. Plaintiffs’ witness said the child was crossing the street at the crosswalk and that there were no lights on the car, although it was dark. Defendant and his witnesses say that it was so light headlights were not needed, but that the dimmers were on and that the child suddenly and unexpectedly darted out into the street some sixty feet from the corner. The…