Suren v. Zuege

The following opinion was filed January 13, 1925:

Eschweiler, J.

A consideration of plaintiff’s own evidence in this case compels the conclusion that the verdict, so far as it found no want of ordinary care on plaintiff’s part, cannot be supported. This view of course renders it unnecessary to consider or discuss the questions presented as to the negligence of defendant as found by the jury.

As plaintiff approached the first gate he blew a long blast of the horn of his motorcycle, and a car he was then overtaking stopped and let him go by. At such time the defendant’s car was more than half way…