Hilliker v. Nelson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtjtzel, J.
George A. Hilliker alleges that on October 15, 1932, be was driving in a northwesterly direction on State trunk line M-37, and that as he approached the village of Kent City he slowed down to a rate of 20 to 25 miles per hour. M-37, running diagonally southeast to northwest, intersects the main street of Kent City, which runs north and south. Main street is paved north of M-37, the paved surface being about 45 feet wide, but south of M-37 it is graveled and much narrower. While the width of M-37 is 18 feet, at the point of the intersection with Main street there are broad approaches or…
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