Battice v. Michaelis

Appellant Friede contends that Michaelis was negligent as a matter of law with respect to both speed and lookout.

The southwest corner of the intersection, which was between the two vehicles as they approached each other, is occupied by a building which makes it a so-called “blind corner.”

Michaelis testified that as he approached the intersection he observed the traffic light on the northeast corner and that it was green for traffic on Regent street; that he continued to observe this light, and that it remained green until he was into the intersection and,, in fact, until he was struck by the…