Frisard v. Oalmann

McBRIDE, Judge.

This case involves a suit for damages sustained by an automobile in a collision with another car in the intersection of Dauphine and Reynes Streets on the afternoon of March 31, 1964; each street is narrow, measuring about 20 feet wide, and of equal dignity; the intersection is uncontrolled by semaphore light signals, signs or other traffic devices. One of the specifications of negligence is that Oalmann (hereinafter called defendant) failed to yield the right-of-way to plaintiff’s vehicle, which was driven by plaintiff’s son; the defense is that young Frisard was guilty of…