Azzaro v. Stupar
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtFitzgerald, J.
The facts claimed by the parties in this automobile-pedestrian accident case are irreconcilably in conflict. The action arises out of an accident which occurred on December 31, 1964, near the intersection of Argyle and Ford roads in the city of Dearborn when plaintiff, on foot, was struck by the defendant’s automobile as he attempted to cross the street. The facts, however, bifurcated as they may. he, are not the basis of this appeal. Bather, plaintiff appeals from the verdict for defendant on constitutional and procedural grounds and 'these will be considered in seriatim.
Plaintiff first…
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