Lawrence v. Winterbottom
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Stadteeld, J.,
This was an action of trespass to recover damages for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff. The plaintiff, Lucy E. Lawrence, was a guest in the automobile owned by the defendant, Ada H. Winterbottom.
Defendant, in making a right-hand turn from Mt. Airy Avenue into Germantown Avenue, in the City of Philadelphia, ran said automobile over the pavement on Germantown Avenue and into a marble foundation in front of a store on Germantown Avenue. The plaintiff was violently thrown against a metal piece of the automobile, and her right jaw was fractured.
The accident occurred…
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