Shell v. Nelson

MILLS, Judge.

At about 10 o’clock on the night of July 23, 1933, plaintiff, W. E. Shell, in a Ford car driven by his son, was traveling 'south "on paved highway No. 165 between Columbia and Alexandria. The filling station of V. T. Steen is on the east side of this road at a point where it curves to the east, being on what is termed the outside of the curve. There was a distance of 8 feet between the station and the pavement. The Shell car drove to its left into the space and stopped, with its lights burning, to replenish its gasoline supply. Its right-hand wheels were at about the edge of the…