Jarosz v. Geisler
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Chester (Guy M.), J., presiding. Case by Mary Jarosz, administratrix of the estate of Anthony Jarosz, against Frank H. Geisler and others for' the negligent killing of plaintiff’s decedent. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtMcDonald, J.
Anthony Jarosz was injured on March 5, 1919, by being run into by a Ford truck driven by defendant, Ralph Geisler, and owned by Frank H. Geisler. The accident happened at the intersection of Fort street and Ferdinand avenue, in the city of Detroit. There are 2 street car tracks in the centre of Fort street, which at this point is a busy thoroughfare. The plaintiff died after instituting this suit, and it has been revived in the name of Mary Jarosz, administratrix. The claim is that decedent had crossed Fort street in a northerly direction on his way home from work, and had stopped about 2…
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