Carey v. De Rose
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, C. J.
The judgment should be affirmed.
Mrs. Carey, driver of the car in which the deceased was riding, according to her own version, looked before entering the intersection, had an extended view, saw no car approaching and without any distracting circumstances and without further observation entered the intersection and her car was struck.
Mrs. Carey testified:
“I stopped my car about a car length and a half to the south of the fence on the south side of the road. * * #
“The front end of my car was 18 to 20 feet south of the fence on the south side of the road. At that time I had an unobstructed view…
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