Openshaw v. Adams
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McQUADE, Justice.
Action for damages resulting from an automobile collision. Gordon Adams was driving a pickup truck which collided at an intersection on Idaho State Highway 25 between Wendell and Hagerman with a car in which the four appellants were riding; respondent Marine Adams, Gordon’s wife, was driving a car about twenty-five yards behind Gordon’s truck at the time of the accident. Appellants brought their action against both Adamses: Gordon, for allegedly running a stop sign and for failure to look ahead; Marine, for allegedly honking her car’s horn in a gesture of greeting to Gordon…
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