Cline v. Killingbeck

At the intersection of two gravel roads in the country, the forenoon of a July day in 1936, plaintiff’s automobile, going west, was struck by defendant’s automobile, going south. Plaintiff brought this action to recover damages for personal injuries he sustained, and prosecutes this appeal from a directed verdict and judgment for defendant.

As plaintiff approached the intersection, he claims his view to the north was obstructed by a high growth of sweet clover. He admits that after passing such obstruction and just as he was entering the intersection he failed to take another view then open to…