LaLone v. Carlin

Smith (Edward N.), J.

The causes of action arose out of a collision in the intersection of Phelps and Cooper streets in the city of Watertown on the 27th day of May, 1930, between two automobiles, one driven by the defendant Richard T. Carlin and the other driven by one Edward W. LaLone. • Carlin was driving his car in a westerly direction over Phelps street and LaLone was driving his car in a northerly direction over Cooper street.

The affidavit in favor of the motion is sufficient to raise the question as to whether the accident was not the result of concurring negligences; it goes farther…