Stamas v. Fanning

The evidence most favorable to the plaintiffs was as follows: On the day of the accident an automobile operated by the plaintiff Peter Stamas and owned by the plaintiff Esther Stamas was the fourth in a line of traffic headed easterly on Route 133 in Andover. The plaintiffs Henry Kloza and Donald Lord were passengers in the automobile. Route 133, a two-lane highway, was about thirty feet wide. “The roadway was slippery and the weather was misty.” The Stamas automobile was approximately fifty feet behind the car ahead and the £ £ other vehicles in the line of traffic were about similar…