In Re Mueller's Estate
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
This is an action brought by Erma M. Godley, administratrix of the estate of Gordon F. Godley, against the estate of Bernhardt F. Mueller for the negligent killing of Godley who was a guest passenger in a car driven by Mueller.
May 17, 1935, Mueller, Godley and others attended a banquet at the Black River Country Club located about one mile beyond the city limits of the city of Port Huron. During the afternoon Mueller played golf and at the banquet made an address. After the banquet he played cards and at about 11 p. m. invited Elgin Parker, Gordon Godley and Albert Hoffmeier to go for a ride…
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