Young v. Clark

From these facts it was permissible and logical for the jury to infer that the defendant was negligent in parking his car with inefficient brakes at the time, in the place, and under the circumstances existent and that in the exercise of ordinary care he should have known that such car might be released from, or given impetus causing it to leave, the curb with the proximate result of injury to some one, and that, under the circumstances, the plaintiff was not negligent in any way contributing to his injuries.

Pretentious and voluminous briefs are before us and with the law therein set forth we…