Bracy v. Lund
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, J.
This is an action to recover damages for personal injuries.
A truck and trailer were stalled on a bridge of such yfidth that a space of at least twenty-three feet was left for other traffic. Two meeting automobiles, for some reason, found that space insufficient to pass each other and came into a head-on collision, or, rather, a partly head-on collision, since photographs of the automobiles show that the front wheel, running-board, and fenders were stripped off the left, or driver’s side of each car. Neither automobile came in contact with the truck or trailer.
Hortelia Bracy, a passenger in…
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