Beattie v. Boylon
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
Laone Beattie, the plaintiff, is a young lady, 18 years of age. On September 1, 1922, she was a guest of and was riding in a Ford sedan with Gladys Boylon, daughter of defendant Boylon. Miss Boylon was also of the age of 18 years. On the day in question they were driving in a westerly course on the paved highway about three miles east of Grand Rapids. Jennie K. Beaver was the owner of a 7-passenger Buick automobile, which was being operated as a bus, between Grand Rapids and Lowell, by Hiram Converse. At the time in question the bus was going in an easterly direction. When they attempted to…
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