Kroijer

Kroijer v. Jenkins

Good Law
119 Cal. App. 175·1931 Cal. App. LEXIS 98·6 P.2d 96
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 12, 1931Docket No. 7864.California1,365 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

The above action was brought by Marie Kroijer (hereinafter referred to as the plaintiff), with whom was joined her husband, to recover damages for personal injuries.

The action arose out of an accident which occurred on February 2, 1930, at a street intersection in Bedwood City.

Whipple Avenue runs east and west, and is intersected on the south by King Street and on the north by Copley Avenue, the latter being a continuation in that direction of King Street. Plaintiff was riding in a Nash automobile operated by Annie Jenkins, who was joined as a defendant in the action. This automobile was being driven in an easterly . direction on Whipple Avenue, while defendant Manuel was driving a Pierce-Arrow in a southerly direction along Copley Avenue. A collision occurred between the automobiles at the above intersection, as a result of which both plaintiff and defendant Jenkins were injured and the latter’s automobile was damaged.

Defendant Jenkins in addition to her answer filed a cross-complaint for damages against defendant Manuel.

A jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff for $6,200 and in favor of defendant Jenkins for $415, both being against defendant Manuel, who,…

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