Bassil v. Fay
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGehl, J.
The accident occurred at 1 a. m. Main street runs east and west, is paved with concrete, is level, and is 49 feet 6 inches wide from curb to curb. Its center is marked by a yellow line. It is intersected on the west by Highway 55 and on the east by railroad tracks. The distance between the tracks and Highway 55 is about 400 feet. A tavern is located near the tracks on the south side of Main street.
Bassil left the tavern at about 1 a. m. apparently to reach his home on the north side of the street. He walked across the street, not within a crosswalk. The street was not lighted. Fay approached…
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