Lindsey v. Kindt

The action is for personal injuries and property damage from an automobile collision.

The driver of one car sues the driver of the other.

The scene depicted by plaintiff’s evidence may be briefly sketched thus: Mrs. Grace Kindt, plaintiff, driving her Overland car en route from Atlanta to Birmingham, on a rainy Sunday afternoon in March, 1927, reached a point on Birmingham-Gadsden highway some miles west of Gadsden. While rounding a curve and keeping well to the right and outside of the curve, suddenly a Chrysler car, driven by defendant, S. E. Lindsey, at a high rate of speed, came meeting…