Lett v. Summerfield & Hecht
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
A furniture van owned by Summer-field & Hecht and operated by the individual defend ants, its employees, was being used to make a delivery of furniture out John R. street and over in Oakland county. It had nearly reached the Ten-mile road when the employees, not being certain just where the point of delivery was located, stopped, and one of them went into a store for information. The van was left standing partly on and partly off the cement pavement, which was 18 or 20 feet wide. • The van had no tail light. It was about 6 o’clock of a December evening, quite dark and foggy, and some rain was…
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