Frye v. Washington Township
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Sadler,
Frye, the plaintiff, brought this action to recover damages for injuries sustained on March 2,1926, while driving on a public road in Washington Township, which municipality is defendant here. He was engaged in hauling coal from Brown’s Mine, near Five Points, to the home of one Jamison in Plum Creek Township. From the former place, two highways led through Atwood on the way to his intended destination. The first, taken by plaintiff on the day of the accident, known as the Pine Hollow Road, was a little used by-way, passing largely through the woods, having but…
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