Chadwick v. Kempf

This is an appeal from a judgment entered in a negligence case upon the finding of the trial judge, sitting without a jury. The action was brought by Herman Chadwick as next friend of Mary Jane Chadwick, who was nine years of age at the time' she was injured.

About 6:00 p.m. on November 17, 1938, Mary was • struck by the right headlight of a car driven by defendant William Kempf. The accident occurred at the corner of Mackinaw and Andre streets in the residential section of the city of Saginaw, just as she had about reached the curb after crossing Mackinaw street.

Mary is a bright, intelligent…