Kaiser v. Suburban Transportation System
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
65 Wn.2d 461 (1965)
398 P.2d 14
401 P.2d 350
GERTRUDE M. KAISER, Respondent and Cross-appellant,
v.
SUBURBAN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, et al., Appellants,
GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE OF PUGET SOUND et al., Respondents.[*]
No. 37100.
The Supreme Court of Washington, Department One.
January 7, 1965.
HUNTER, J.
The plaintiff, Gertrude M. Kaiser, was injured while a passenger on a Suburban Transportation System bus when the bus driver, Richard Wagner, lost consciousness and the bus struck a telephone pole. This lapse of consciousness can be attributed to the side effects of a drug (pyribenzamine) which had been…
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