State v. Brown

The above entitled case arises out of a supposed repugnance between an ordinance of the Mayor' and City Council of Baltimore, and an act of the Legislature of Maryland of 1920, ■chapter 506, section 163, part 4, defining the right of way of vehicles, and especially motor vehicles, over the streets of Baltimore City.

By the act of the Legislature, which was applicable not only to the City of B.altimore, but to the entire State, including the City of Baltimore, a motor vehicle was required to yield the right of way to other vehicles on a street or road approaching from the right. By the…