Darling & Co. v. Yellow Cab Co.

Plaintiff brought suit against the defendant to recover damages sustained by it by reason of its truck being struck and damaged by one of the defendant’s cabs. The collision occurred at a right-angle intersection of streets. The case was tried before the court without a jury and there was a finding and judgment in plaintiff’s favor for $182.

The evidence tends to show that on January 24, 1924, a two-ton truck belonging to plaintiff was being driven by one of its servants north in Paulina street; that one of defendant’s yellow cabs was being driven west in Monroe street; that the streets were…