Bulson v. Lear

In crossing from the westerly to the easterly side of River street, at its intersection with Douw street, Troy, Y., on his way to school on May 3, 1926, at about twelve-forty-five p. m,, Ira E. Bulson, then eleven years old, collided with the left front side of defendant’s automobile, which defendant was driving northerly on River street, and was injured. Claiming that his injuries were caused solely by the negligence of defendant, he is seeking damages and his father is seeking to recover the hospital and medical expenses incurred by him. The intersection is thirty-five feet, seven inches on…