Tendoy v. West

Plaintiffs and appellants, John Tendoy and wife, Irene, sued defendant and respondent, Ted West, to recover damages for personal injuries of the wife caused by a rear end collision with an automobile alleged to have been negligently driven by respondent. In defense, re spondent affirmatively plead that at the time of the collision, about 11 P. M., appellants were driving a light buggy along the highway, which, in contravention of the requirements of subdivision g, sec. 47 of chap. 260 of the 1927 Session Laws, was not equipped with “any lighted lamp or lantern whatever,” and that appellants…