Scott v. Wallace

Ralph Scott, plaintiff, was driving his car in a westerly direction on the north side of Cooper street in the city of Saginaw, on December 1, 1928. Cooper street runs east and west'and is intersected by Fayette street running north and south. The streets are each 26 feet wide. Fayette street is what is known as a “through” street, and there is a stop sign on the north side of Cooper street 31.3 feet east of the easterly curb line of Fayette street. According to plaintiff’s testimony, he stopped his car at the stop sign on Cooper street, where his view was wholly unobstructed, and then…