Rehklau v. Bourne

This is an action for the recovery of damages covering personal injuries sustained by a collision of two automobiles at an intersection of the Buffalo and Erie highway and a street or lane known as McKinley street, at the hour of about 7:45 p. m. on May 18, 1925, and about two miles east of the town of Westfield, in the state of New York. Both cars were traveling eastward on the Buffalo and Erie highway. The lead car, a Ford roadster, was being driven by its owner, Walter Tucker, and riding with him in the car as a guest was the defendant in error, Louis Bourne, the injured party, who brought…