Farrell v. Hidish

Motion and exceptions by plaintiffs. These actions were brought on behalf of a child three and one-half years of age to recover damages for injuries sustained by her when struck by a motorcycle operated by defendant, and by her father for expenses incurred in her behalf.

While the child was walking on a public way sixteen feet wide, within two or three feet of the sidewalk, defendant entered the street at a point about one hundred feet distant and proceeded on his way directly toward the little girl, making no effort to avoid striking her. It was broad daylight. There was no obstruction…