Schlacter v. Harbin

Plaintiff, a guest in a Ford roadster owned and driven by defendant, rode with two other passengers from Flint to Pontiac. After spending the evening there, they prepared to return to Flint between 1:30 and 2:00 a. m., on October 1, 1933. On going to defendant’s car, plaintiff found it occu pied by six people, defendant and three others on the front seat of the roadster and two more on the ramble seat in the rear. Thus deprived of. a return passage, plaintiff first succeeded in getting aboard a milk truck, but later accepted defendant’s invitation to ride on the running board of his car.…