Burton v. Yellow & Checker Cab & Transfer Co.

At twilight on May 17,1935, plaintiff was injured while attempting to walk from the west to the east side of Saginaw street in the city of Flint, the place of accident being a business district in said city. Saginaw street is a main traveled thoroughfare, being 60 feet in width. It bears double street car tracks, the most westerly rail being approximately 20 feet east of the west curb line.

Plaintiff had stopped at a hardware store located on the west side of the street some 75 feet north of the north line of 12th street. He claims that as he came ont of the store he crossed the sidewalk to…