Smiddy v. O'Neil

The evidence in its aspect most favorable to the plaintiff would warrant the finding of these facts: The defendant, with his automobile which he drove, met the plaintiff by appointment at her home in Holyoke. They had been acquainted for a good many years. She had ridden with him on numerous, previous occasions and knew he was a good driver. At her request the defendant in his automobile first drove with her to Hadley and then to Westfield. On the return from Westfield to Holyoke, at a little after ten o’clock in the evemng, the defendant drove to the left of the center of the road…