Allen v. Porter
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMallery, J.
The above entitled actions were brought t>y the plaintiffs to recover damages from the defendants, arising out of a collision between a motorcycle and an automobile. They were consolidated and tried before the court without a jury. From judgments of dismissal, the plaintiffs appeal.
On December 25, 1941, Delbert Drennen was driving his motorcycle along Griffin avenue in Enumclaw, Washington, between Harding avenue and Pioneer street, in an easterly direction. The appellant Jack Allen was riding behind Drennen. Their motorcycle collided with the right-hand side of the respondent Travashek’s…
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