Nickels v. Hallen

This is an automobile accident case, involving claims of negligence and contributory negligence, excessive speed, and the common accident rate of not exceeding ten miles per hour. In the circuit plaintiff had judgment, and defendants review by writ of error.

The evening of October 20, 1926, while plaintiff was walking across Main street at the intersection of Huron street, in the city of Ann Arbor, he was struck by an automobile, owned „ by defendant William John Hallen, and driven, with his permission, by his son, defendant William James Hallen. The intersection was well lighted and no…