Filter v. Mohr

In this action the trial court, sitting without a jury, rendered a judgment for plaintiff against both defendants in the sum of $7,626.08. The court found plaintiff’s decedent free from contributory negligence, and that the proximate cause of the collision and resultant injuries was the negligence of Claude C. Mohr, in operating* his wife’s automobile.

On May 21,1934, as defendants were driving easterly from Adrian on US-223, they observed Arnold Bilkey ahead of them on a motorcycle. West of Palmyra, Bilkey and the Mohrs passed a truck and then a car driven by witness Brown. The hour was about…