Foote v. Huelster

The afternoon of July 14, 1933, at the intersection of Morris avenue and Logan street in the city of Grand Rapids, an automobile, owned by defendant Alice A. Huelster, and driven by defendant Don King, a licensed driver employed by Mrs. Huelster, and an automobile driven by Horace L. Foote, plaintiff’s decedent, came into collision and Mr. Foote received injuries, from which he died two days later without regaining consciousness.

This suit was brought to recover damages in behalf of Mr. Foote’s estate and, upon trial by jury, resulted in a verdict for plaintiff against both defendants and…