Teas v. Eisenlord
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
The following opinion was filed April 3, 1934:
Faircpiild, J.
The respondent on the 12th of July, 1931, was a guest in the automobile of appellant Eisenlord driving north on Highway 41. This machine collided with the car of appellant Limp at a point where Highway 41 from the south, curving toward the northwest, joins Highway 43. The latter highway at the point of the accident runs east and west. The jury found Eisenlord negligent as to lookout, management, and control, speed, and with respect to yielding the right of way to appellant Limp. His most serious trans*457gression of the rules of ordinary…
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