Whyte v. Lindblom

The following opinion was filed June 5, 1934:

Fairchild, J.

The accident happened at the crossing of two roads. The respondent undertook to maintain the lookout for his daughter who was driving the car, thus leaving her free to devote her undivided attention to the operation of the car. The daughter had had some recent experience as a driver and was anxious to demonstrate to her father the success she had attained. It is conceded that the daughter Harriet did not attempt to inform herself as to the presence of any approaching automobiles at the intersection. Respondent was riding in the front…