Alby v. Krupa

Defendant’s automobile ran out of gasoline while going northerly up a hill toward Auburn on the Ithaca road. He stopped the car on the right shoulder. Attempting to turn his car to permit a return down the grade, he backed it against his left, the westerly guardrail, with the headlights pointing in a northeasterly direction across the road. There was sufficient space for a car to pass upon the easterly lane and shoulder. The plaintiff’s intestate and two other young men who had visited places of amusement, were riding on the front seat of the ear going southerly. It was traveling not less…