Florida Motor Lines, Inc. v. Casad
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Writ of error to judgment for plaintiff in action for damages for personal injuries.
The evidence showed that defendant’s motor bus was traveling south on Andrews Avenue, a broad avenue some fifty or sixty feet wide, in Fort Lauderdale, at about eight o’clock on a dark night. A storm had been predicted for that night. Some rain was falling, and some wind was blowing. Very few street lights were burning and the street was rather dark. At a point about three blocks south of the railroad crossing, a car was parked on the west side of the street, which was on the right of the driver of the bus, as…
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