Grodi v. Mierow

This is review of a judgment for plaintiff in an action for damages arising out of a collision of automobiles. The only question is whether plaintiff was guilty of negligence as 'a matter of law. The testimony and inferences most favorable to plaintiff must be accepted. The collision occurred April 20,1924, in daylight, on an open country road intersection where each driver could see the other 1,000 feet or more from the crossing. Defendant Russell Mierow approached from the west on the Sixteen mile road, which is 24 feet wide from bank to bank, at a rate of speed somewhere between 18 and 50…