Kerr v. Hayes
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFead, J.
A car, owned and driven by plaintiff, south in the center of Maryette street in Durand, at a rate of about 15 miles per hour, was struck by defendant Salisbury’s car, driven by defendant Hayes, west on the right-hand side of Brand street, at a rate of 35- to 40 miles per hour, the collision occurring in the center of the street intersection, about 27 to 30 feet from the north crosswalk. Neither was a stop street, trunk highway, or superior to the ’ other. Plaintiff at any point within 85 feet of the center of the crossing had a clear view of an equal or. greater distance along Brand street to…
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