Stuck v. Tice

An intersection accident occurred on a road leading into Kalkaska, Michigan, between 9 and 10 o’clock on the morning of September 6, 1938. Plaintiff was riding with his brother Mark in a Ford car in a northerly direction on graveled county road No. 571. Defendant Tice was driving-east in a Ford stake-body truck owned by himself and defendant Ball on a dirt road which crossed No. 571 at right angles and began a quarter of a mile to the west at a farm house. The dirt road was sufficiently wide for two cars, though there evidently was only one “track” on it. The dirt road continues east after it…