Fromson & Davis Co. v. Reider

On January 4, 1930, a truck, driven by an employee of the plaintiff in error, was proceeding in the center of the street northwardly on East 148th street in the city of Cleveland. The street at the point where the accident occurred was in an icy and slippery condition. About the same time a number of children were engaged in coasting down and along a driveway, which entered 148th street from the east. About the time the truck driver reached a point nearly opposite the driveway, a little girl, coasting down the driveway, suddenly emerged therefrom and onto the street pavement in front of the…