Freeman v. Scahill

The plaintiff’s car was proceeding westerly and the defendant’s easterly, when the plaintiff’s left rear fender came in contact with the defendant’s left front fender. The plaintiff’s car then deflected to the right and after going a distance of seventy feet, hit a snowbank two or three feet high and not too hard packed, where it had been plowed back from the pavement. Straddling this bank, the plaintiff’s car proceeded sixty feet through the snowbank and brought up against a pole with such force as to do considerable damage to the front of the car and to throw the driver forward onto the…