Lambert v. Cire

JANVIER, Judge.

Leonard P. Jefferson, slightly more than fifteen years of age and unusually intelligent for his age, was severely injured when the bicycle which he was riding either was struck by an automobile which approached from his rear, or swerved to his left and into the side of the automobile just as it was about to pass him.

The most important, in fact the pivotal question of fact is that suggested by the alternative statement set forth above, i. e., Did the automobile strike him from the rear, or did he swerve his bicycle to its left and into the side of the passing automobile ? He was…