Felsenfeld v. Chattaway

The case concerns a collision between two automobiles, in the daytime, on the 40-foot, four-lane Dixie highway, between Pontiac and Flint. Defendants had verdict of a jury and judgment.

Plaintiff, a minor, with two other young ladies and three young men were going north to Flint in a Packard sedan, owned and driven by Dr. Albert Altman. Defendants were driving north in a Ford sedan, owned by John Chattaway, driven by his son, Eustace, and occupied by them, Mrs. John Chatta way and Miss Burnham. Originally, Dr. Altman was made a defendant hut he was discharged on the opening statement at trial…