Lang v. Hanlon, (No. 1)

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Maxey,

On June 18, 1927, Elizabeth Lang, then about twenty years of age, was a guest in an automobile owned and driven by her father, one of the adult plaintiffs named herein. This car was in a funeral procession which was proceeding easterly on Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Freyvogel, an undertaker, one of the two defendants, was conducting the funeral procession. Cars in front of the Lang car came to a stop and Lang, after giving the proper signal to the cars in the rear, brought his car to a stop. It had been stopped about fifteen or twenty seconds when an automobile in…