Gorzeman v. Artz

ROTH, J., pro tem.

Joseph Gorzeman, an infant three years old, while playing, on May 22, 1933, in the driveway which circled his home, was backed into and hit, or run over, by the right rear wheel of a bakery wagon operated by defendant Poling, who was at the time an employee of defendant Artz. The bakery wagon in question was an automobile which was made up of a box mounted upon an automobile chassis. The box was of such size that the operator of the bakery wagon, when sitting in the driver’s position, could not see to the immediate or direct rear thereof. The evidence shows without…