Karrer v. City of Detroit
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Hosmer, J. Case by Edmund L. Karrer against the city of Detroit for personal injuries. There was judgment for plaintiff; and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The defendant has appealed this cause. East Grand boulevard, in the city of Detroit, is 150 feet wide. South of Mack avenue, which it crosses, the roadway was 50 feet wide. North of Mack avenue the boulevard has two driveways, each 30 feet wide (the east one being closed), with a park between, with an arc light on a pole at the south end of the park, which was burning at the time of the accident which caused the injury -of which the plaintiff complains. The westerly driveway only was in use. There are two street-car tracks upon Mack avenue, occupying a strip 14 feet in width of that street.…
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