Boyle v. Boileau

The appeal is from a judgment recovered by plaintiff for personal injuries received in an automobile accident.

Between 12 and 1 a. m. of June 20, 1926, appellant was driving west upon Thirty-eighth street in Minneapolis, approaching Thirty-eighth avenue, and about the same moment Harold Boileau, driving north, was approaching Thirty-eighth street. Appellant was driv ing a Cadillac sedan, and Boileau an open Hupmobile. With the latter were plaintiff and two other young people. It was beginning to rain. Both cars were lighted. If the speed and the distance to the street intersections of the two…