Lannes v. Escousse

JANVIER, Judge.

At about 12:30 o’clock a. m. on September 2, 1934, an automobile collision occurred at the corner of Monroe and Palm streets, which intersect at a right angle. A Chevrolet driven by plaintiff, Sherman D. Lannes, was proceeding down Palm street, and a Plymouth driven by Charles A.' Escousse was on Monroe street going from the New Basin Canal towards Claiborne avenue. Lannes, alleging that the Escousse car did not stop before entering the intersection, as the traffic ordinance of the city, required, and that the said Escousse “raced across the said intersection,” and charging…