Baird v. Harrington

A judgment for damages, in the sum of $7,500, on account of personal injuries sustained by appellee, E. C. Harrington, was rendered in the trial court against the appellant, Mrs. M. L. Baird, whose servant and employee entered upon a through paved highway, while driving a truck about the business of his employer on a plantation, and at a time when a motorcycle on which appellee was riding along the through highway had approached “so closely on said through highway [to the intersection] as to constitute an immediate hazard,” as prohibited by Chapter 200, Laws of 1938, Section 8197, Code of…