Parker v. England

On June 14, 1932, there was a collision between an automobile driven by the plaintiff and one owned by the defendant England and driven by the defendant Rexford at a highway intersection in the township of Sparta, in the county of Kent. Rexford was driving in a northerly direction on a main-traveled or through highway, so designated under 1 Comp. Laws 1929, § 4715, called the Walker road, and the plaintiff was proceeding easterly on a road which crossed it at right angles, referred to as the County road. A “stop sign” thereon warned him of his duty relative thereto. As a result of the…