Cook v. Wisconsin Telephone Co.

The trial court changed the answers to the questions which inquired whether defendant’s driver was negligent with respect to speed and to management and control upon the ground that he was guilty of causal negligence in those respects as a matter of law. The court was of the opinion that the issue is determined by the rule of Guderyon v. Wisconsin Telephone Co. 240 Wis. 215, 2 N. W. (2d) 242. In that case it appeared that one Teske proceeding south upon a highway drove his truck to the east side of the road and parked it facing south at a point about six feet north of a place where a farmer…