Clark v. Traver
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Hasbrouck, J.:
George C. Traver, the defendant, was a candidate for Member of Assembly in Saratoga county in 1921, and on September twenty-eighth, during the campaign, invited plaintiff, one Allen and two girls to ride with him from Schuylerville to Ketchums Corners to a church social. The invitation was accepted and the party had reached a point about four miles from Schuylerville when the car left the road and upset and injured the occupants.
The complaint charges the defendant with negligence in driving the car at an excessive rate of speed. The car was driven, according to the testimony of…
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