Books v. Goldstein

Goldstein was driving his automobile northerly on Academy avenue, between twenty and twenty-five miles per hour the afternoon of the accident, when his motor vehicle suddenly skidded, first going to his right, and then shooting to his left and northwesterly across Academy avenue", where it collided with the motor vehicle then being operated by one Schmick, Mrs. Books’ employee.

Goldstein claims that the other operator was negligent in continuing south on Academy avenue without stopping from a point north of Houston avenue after he saw or could have seen the skidding automobile coming in his…