Riser v. Riser

Defendants, Martin L. Riser and Emma J. Riser, his wife, owned a Reo sedan. On January 26, 1926, they invited the plaintiff and her husband, Roy Riser, to accompany them as their guests in their car from Saginaw to Belding. On the return trip that day Roy Riser drove the car, plaintiff riding therein with the defendants. While plaintiff’s husband was driving, the car went into the ditch and plaintiff was injured. She brought suit against said defendants, Martin L. and Emma J. Riser. The declaration sets forth many duties of the defendants toward her while she was riding in the car, but the…