Pline v. Parsons

Defendants, assigning error, say that the evidence shows no negligence on their part, and that plaintiff’s decedent was guilty of contributory negligence as a matter of law. About noon, August 2, 1924, plaintiff’s decedent, Peter N. Pline, was driving a Ford car west on a highway near Grand Rapids, known as Alpine road. Defendant Edna Parsons was driving a Hudson sedan, owned by her husband, the other defendant, south on State trunk line M-54, a paved road, 18 feet wide. As he approached the intersection, deceased’s view to the north was obstructed by bushes along the roadside (except a space…