Morin v. Carney

These three actions were tried together. The accident from which they arise occurred when two automobiles, destined oppositely, collided on the highway between Masardis and Ashland, at a point known as Doak Pitch. The day, December 4, 1930, was clear; the hour was quarter after three in the afternoon. Magloire Morin — plaintiff in the first of the above-entitled cases, and defendant (under the name of Máxime Morin) in the other two — was driving his Ford automobile toward Ashland, that is, northerly on the practically north and south road. Another man was riding with him. In the other suits,…