Bell v. Cohen

SPORKIN, J.,

This action arose from a collision on September 10,1964, between an automobile driven by defendant, Sidney Cohen (Cohen-defendant) and an automobile driven by plaintiff, Gail Bell (Mrs. Bell).1 Plaintiffs alleged that the accident was the result of the negligent operation of a motor vehicle by Cohen-defendant and the negligence of Johanna Farms, Inc. (Johanna-defendant) in causing one of its trucks to block a stop sign from the view of Mrs. Bell. After a jury trial on the merits, on November 11-22, 1971, a verdict was returned against both defendants, in the sum of $15,110.69 in…