Wilding v. Norton
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtShinn, P. J.
Plaintiff appeals from an adverse judgment after verdict in an action arising out of a collision of automobiles.
Orange Grove Avenue in South Pasadena extends north and south. It intersects Monterey Road at right angles. North of Monterey, Orange Grove is 30 feet wide; to the south 36 feet wide. Monterey is 36 feet wide. On September 3,1953, plaintiff Wilding was a passenger in a Cadillac driven by her brother, Omer LaVoie. Coming from the west on Monterey it collided in the intersection with a Ford truck owned by defendants Clayton Butler and Vernon Chadwick and driven by defendant Norton.…
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