Muse v. Chambley
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
This action by plaintiff to recover damages for physical injuries is the sequence of a collision between an automobile driven by her and one driven by the defendant, the afternoon of March 31, 1941. The collision occurred on the eighteen-foot paved highway leading from the City of Alexandria toward Lake Charles, Louisiana. Plaintiff was traveling southerly while defendant was going northerly.
Plaintiff alleges that while driving at a speed not in excess of thirty-five miles per hour upon her side of the highway, she observed defendant's car approaching at a speed of approximately sixty or…
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