McLean v. McKinley
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtPeck, P. J.
The accident in this case was an automobile collision at a country road intersection. Plaintiff was driving south on a road which had a “ STOP ” sign twenty-five to thirty feet from the corner. Defendant was driving west on a road which had a “ SLOW ” sign at the approach to the intersection. At the center of the intersection, defendant’s car struck plaintiff’s car on the left side front. Defendant’s car was spun around into the opposite direction from which it was going and plaintiff’s car ended up 100 feet off the road in a potato patch.
Defendant’s negligence is not questioned. He Avas…
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