Zandan v. Radner

In the early evening of April 9, 1919, the defendant stopped his Ford automobile on Greenwood Street in Springfield *504with its left side to the curb in front of his parent’s home. Leaving it there unlighted, he entered the house where he remained until after the accident, about one hour later. The plaintiff, who was upon the sidewalk of the same street and in the exercise of due care, was hit by the automobile. There was evidence that the car had no occupant at the time of the injury which occurred over six hundred feet from where it had been left, the grade being slightly upward throughout…