Carroll v. Morrison

Deen, Judge.

1. “Where it appeared that plaintiff stopped her automobile at an intersecting street, observed defendant approaching from her left at a distance of some 400 feet and at an apparent speed that she judged would make it safe for her to proceed across the intersection, but that she either misjudged defendant’s distance away or his speed, which may have been in excess of that permitted by law, resulting in a collision of the vehicles in the intersection . . . the matter should have been submitted to the jury under the comparative negligence doctrine.” Yandle v. Alexander, 116 Ga. App.…