Rubach v. Prahl
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtVinje, C. J.
There are certain physical facts in this case we think decide the question of defendants’ negligence. They are these: Hogensen was driving east on the Ryan road in a Maxwell car weighing about 2,200 pounds. The defendants were driving south on the Kilbourn road in a Stanley steamer car weighing about 3,800 pounds. The collision took place a little south and east of the intersection of the center lines of the two roads. The left front of the Maxwell car was struck by the Stanley car. The impact was great, for both cars were badly damaged and the Maxwell nearly a complete wreck. The Maxwell car…
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