Slingerland v. Snell

This case arises out of a collision between two automobiles at the intersection of Marquette and Stanton avenues in the city of Detroit. In circuit court before the trial judge, plaintiff had judgment and defendant appeals.

The collision occurred in the afternoon of December 24, 1936. Marquette avenue runs in an easterly and westerly direction and intersects Stanton avenue at right angles. Each street is paved for 26 feet in width. Neither street is superior to the other, there being no stop signs at this intersection. On the afternoon in question, plaintiff’s decedent and one Edward Liphardt…