Braun v. Baudhuin

Charles Braun was fatally injured as the result of a collision between a ten-ton tractor-trailer combination owned by the defendant George J. Baudhuin, driven by Roy Guth, and a two-door Chevrolet coach, driven by Charles Braun, on Highway 42, about two miles north of the city of Algoma. The collision occurred about 10:30 a. m. on January 31, 1942, as deceased was crossing the highway to enter the driveway to his farm home, which was on the east side of the highway. The main highway runs in a general northerly and southerly direction, with a concrete slab twenty feet in width and gravel…