Kielich v. Whittaker
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCrownhart, J.
The questions presented are: Does the evidence disclose as a matter of'law that there was no want ■of ordinary care on the part of defendant's driver in operating its auto truck at the time of the collision; and Was there any want of ordinary care on the part of Clara Kielich contributing to the accident, as a matter of law?
Clara Kielich testified that she was a married woman, and that about 5 o’clock on the day of the accident she came to Fifth avenue, walking west on-Mitchell street, and at the time there was a street car going west on Mitchell street and about to cross Fifth avenue. She…
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