Johnson v. Budine
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Appeal by defendants Budine and defendants Bard from plaintiff’s judgment in a negligence action. The Bard automobile, proceeding easterly on a two-lane highway, at night, after striking the left rear corner of the Budine car, crossed the highway and collided with plaintiff’s westbound automobile. By reason of a flat tire on the left rear wheel, the Budine automobile had stopped, sometime before the accident, and was standing, headed easterly, partly on the pavement and partly on the southerly shoulder. There was evidence, which the jury could find preponderant, that, in violation of section…
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