Groome v. . Davis

In this case we find two automobilists approaching a common intersection on different highways simultaneously, each traveling at a speed prima facie negligent and colliding within the intersection. The issue is not between them, but between the defendant Davis and the plaintiff Groome, a guest in his car. Lovie, the other driver, is not sued. Questions of right of way, however, are raised as affecting the exercise of due care on the part of the defendant, and as bearing on the question of proximate cause of plaintiff’s injury, sustained in the collision.

Defendant was traveling a through…