Vila v. Westfeldt
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtJones, J.
Plaintiff alleges his Peerless sedan was struck by defendant’s automobile and damaged in the sum of two hundred seventy-six and 55-100 ($276.55) dollars, while it was stopped at the intersection of Prytania street and Louisiana Avenue, on the afternoon of November 1st, 1924, about 2:30 P. M.
The specific allegations of negligence are as follows:
That defendant drove into the intersection via Louisiana Avenue, at a fast speed, in a reckless manner, was not maintaining a proper lookout ahead and ran into plaintiff’s car, which was in plain view.
Defendant's answer denies these allegations and…
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