Christopher v. City of Los Angeles

HAAS, J., pro tem.

The plaintiff, a widow, brought suit for damages alleged by her to have been sustained by reason of the loss of her husband, who died following injuries received as the result of an accident which occurred while he was standing, or walking, at the south end of a pedestrian zone at the northwest corner of Twelfth Street and South Broadway in Los Angeles, on the 26th day of July, 1933. No negligence is attached to the deceased. Two motor vehicles are involved in this accident: a truck belonging to the defendant city, used to pick up cans, which was traveling west on Twelfth…