Greenwold v. Faber

Plaintiff was injured while crossing Seneca street just beyond the corporate limits of the city of Grand Rapids by reason of two automobiles driven by the defendants colliding at the corner of said street and Godfrey avenue. Both cars had been going north on Godfrey, the defendant Faber in the lead, and defendant Yarbrough following. As Faber drove into Seneca street where it runs into Godfrey he attempted to turn west, and at the same time Yarbrough attempted to pass 'him on the left, with the-result that the cars came together, and because of the impact plaintiff was struck by Yarbrough’s…