Brayman v. Dewolf

Opinion by

Linn, J.,

In this case, as perhaps in most automobile collisions at right-angled street intersections, both parties were at fault. The collision occurred at the intersection of Rockland and 13th Streets, Philadelphia. Plaintiff, himdelf, testifies to his own contributory negligence. He states that while going west on Rockland Street “probably between 12 and 15 miles [an hour] at the intersection, ’ ’ and as he reached the 13th Street house line, he saw the defendant coming south on 13th Street at “approximately 30 miles an hour,” and “approximately 70 feet away.” If the cars were…