Barr v. Searcy
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Bees
Affirming.
On September 16, 1936, an automobile owned by appellant, W. L. Barr, and driven by his infant daughter, Bernice Barr, collided with a truck owned by Mrs. Lillian B. Searcy. The collision occurred in the town of Bedford in Trimble County at the intersection of U. S. Highway 42 and Kentucky Highway 37. The truck was traveling west on highway 42, and the Barr automobile, traveling north, entered the intersection from highway 37. The truck swerved to the right, ran into a concrete waif on the north side of highway 42, and was practically demolished. Mrs.…
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