Wooden v. Raveling

Opinion

ZEBROWSKI, J.—

Plaintiff alleged as follows: Her real property (apparently her home) abuts a public street. Plaintiff was on her property (apparently in her front yard) when defendant drove his car in a negligent manner on the adjoining street. Defendant’s car collided with a second car. The collision caused defendant’s car to be propelled, at high speed, onto plaintiff’s property “so that it appeared that [defendant’s car] would strike plaintiff.” Although plaintiff did not allege that defendant’s car actually struck her (apparently it stopped short or missed), she did allege that she…