Schneider v. Pomerville

(after stating the facts). First: The case before us is a close one since it appears with clearly preponderating force that defendant Pomer-ville was the first of the 2 approaching drivers to partially encroach upon the left side of the pavement. The real question — one of fact manifestly— is thus addressed to causation, refined to this: Did the defendant driver return to his own side of the pavement in ample time, considering relative distances and speeds, to eliminate the sudden emergency doctrine plaintiff invokes?

The assignment of error before us requires thought upon the same questions…