Ferrier v. City of White Plains
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtTaylor, J.
These actions, based on alleged concurring negligence of defendants, were tried together. The infant plaintiffs sustained personal injuries on January 1, 1938, about eight-thirty p. m., while coasting on one sled in Midland avenue, in White Plains —■ a highway theretofore duly designated by the municipality as a coasting street. The accident occurred by reason of a collision *96between that sled, proceeding in an easterly direction on Midland avenue, and an automobile driven by the individual defendant in a northerly direction on an intersecting public highway, Lynton place. Both highways were…
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