Kreft v. Charles
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFairchild, C. J.
The collision occurred as described in the statement of facts, at a wide-open intersection of two county trunk highways, neither being an arterial. The driver of the truck was killed, and Marvin Kreft suffered retrograde amnesia. The witnesses were Mrs. Kreft and others who arrived after the accident. The truck was being driven south to the left of the passenger car, which was traveling east. The plaintiff’s car was thus moving on toward and into the intersection on the right of the driver of the defendant’s truck. The negligence of the driver of the truck in the particulars set forth in the…
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