Ter Haar v. Steele

Earl Ter Haar, plaintiff, was seriously injured when the panel truck in which he was riding-collided with a truck owned by James Steele, defendant. The case was submitted to a jury who found no cause of action. A motion for a new trial was denied and Ter Plaar has taken this appeal.

On October 8, 1948, at about 8 o’clock in the evening, after dark, Ter Haar was riding in his truck, driven by Bichard Underhill, his employee. The collision occurred about 2-¿ miles west of St. Louis, Michigan, while they were driving west on M-46,- a 2-lane highway. They had been working in Hemlock, Michigan, and…