Thomas v. Casey

This is an appeal by the three defendants, John Casey, Edward Foster, and Thomas Callahan, from a judgment for $28,059.30 entered against them on a verdict of the jury in an action for personal injuries and property damage resulting from an automobile collision. The only unusual question presented is whether the defendant Foster was chargeable with negligence and, if so, on what theory.

The collision occurred June 5, 1953, at about nine-fifteen p.m., on an east-west highway. The blacktopped pavement constituting the roadway, or the traveled portion thereof, was approximately twenty-two feet in…