Irwin v. Williamson Candy Co.

The facts of these two cases, which were consolidated by stipulation, are not disputed. Ethel Irwin, the wife of Frank Irwin, was injured in an automobile accident at the corner of Seward and Second avenues in the city of Detroit some time after 11 o’clock on the night of January 21, 1929. Marcus C. Mills, a salesman in the employ of defendant, was riding in a car owned by himself and being driven at the time by his friend, Earnest G. Gallagher, a railroad representative. Second avenue is a stop street which runs north and south and crosses Seward at right angles several blocks north of Grand…