Siegl v. Watson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOwen, J.
It will be observed that the plaintiff charged the defendant with a violation of nearly every duty which the law lays upon the drivers of automobiles. The issues raised were thoroughly litigated at the trial, and the jury found the defendant free from negligence. The trial court correctly and sufficiently informed the jury in the charge concerning the various duties which the law imposes upon the drivers of automobiles under such circumstances, unless it be in a single respect.
The plaintiff contends that the statute required the defendant to give the deceased one half of the concrete roadway,…
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