Morris v. Montgomery
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
This is a suit to recover damages for personal injuries. The morning of August 7, 1921, plaintiff was driving his motorcycle along a gravel road in the country, with a young woman seated back of him, and, while turning slightly toward the center of the road to avoid some loose gravel the front wheel of the motorcycle took a rut and the rear wheel not tracking, he and his companion were thrown to the ground and run over by an automobile driven by defendant. Plaintiff claims he was driving on the" proper side of the road, was trying to avoid loose gravel ahead, when the motorcycle skidded, and…
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