Broxson v. Robinson

The plaintiff, Florence Broxson, on the 3d day of October, 1925, attended a party in the city of Everett, on the invitation of the defendant, Elliott Robinson, who was using for the evening an automobile belonging to his parents. On the way home, his course took them westward on Pacific avenue. Approaching Norton street, he started to turn into that thoroughfare, which intersects Pacific avenue at right angles, both streets being paved. In doing so, he made too wide a turn, and the auto was driven on the curb and struck a guy wire attached to a telephone pole. An insulator attached thereto…