Crowe v. Prinzing
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHunter, C. J.
This appeal arises out of an automobile intersection collision. Jack Crowe, the disfavored driver, and his wife, plaintiffs (appellants), by their complaint seek to recover damages sustained as a result of the accident. Reuben Prinzing, the favored driver, defendant (respondent) , counterclaimed for his damages sustained.
The plaintiffs left their home at 11:30 on a foggy morning for the purpose of going fishing. The amount of fog encountered at the intersection is in dispute. Mr. Crowe (hereafter referred to as the plaintiff) stopped his car on Fales Road at its intersection with Highway 202,…
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