Campbell v. Brown

On the evening of July 14, 1934, plaintiff was struck by a car, owned by Bernard McGuire, a minor, driven by H. Stanley Brown, and the title of which stood in the name of Bernard’s father, Bert McGuire. Mrs. Campbell, a widow, who was then 68 years old, had, according to defendant Brown, safely negotiated the north half of the road which runs east and west and “was over the middle” when she seemed to hesitate, then started on and Brown attempted unsuccessfully to “pass her on the left side. ’ ’ She suffered numerous abrasions of the body, a contusion of the left occipital and the fibula of…