Prasch v. Prasch

There is no serious or irreconcilable conflict in the evidence. At the time of the accident plaintiff was the fiancée of defendant, and knew that he was an experienced driver and usually drove at from twenty-five to thirty miles per hour on city streets, under ordinary conditions. Plaintiff was injured by the tipping over of the automobile which defendant was driving on a city street and in which plaintiff and another couple were riding as defendant’s *355guests. For several miles defendant had been driving at about twenty miles per hour. About a block before the accident the pavement began to be…