Overton v. Slaughter
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
The plaintiff below, Virgie Lee Pine Overton, instituted an action at law against Charles Slaughter for damages., alleging that she was struck by an automobile driven by him, from which she received serious permanent and painful injuries. The case was tried by jury and their verdict was in favor of the defendant. The court entered judgment thereon and she has been granted the present writ of error.
The accident occurred on High street, in the city of Portsmouth, where it intersects with Pembroke avenue. There was no traffic light or traffic officer at-the intersection. High street runs…
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