Ryan v. Goodwyn

At about 5 o’clock in the late afternoon on November 8, 1929, plaintiff, Dan L. Ryan, was driving his Oldsmobile on Jackson avenue near Baronne street, going towards the Mississippi river.

At the same time defendant and plaintiff in reeonvention, Miss Lilly B. Goodwyn, was driving her automobile up Baronne street; her course being across Jackson avenue.

The automobiles collided at the corner of Jackson avenue and Baronne street, and the two owners, each convinced that the other was at fault, seek to recover for the respective losses sustained.

In the trial court judgment was rendered dismissing…