Shephard v. Smith

This appeal grows out of a collision between a pedestrian and an automobile, which occurred in the city of Everett at or near the intersection of Pacific avenue and Norton street at about 1:30 a. m., July 4, 1937.

Being confronted with seventeen assignments of legal error, we shall not attempt to state the facts in detail. It is not a case of a pedestrian suddenly running out into the street. Shephard, the pedestrian, was crossing the street at or near the crosswalk, and was three-quarters of the way across when the collision happened. The streets were dry. There was no other traffic to…