Lucke

Lucke v. Pacific Electric Railway Co.

Good Law
129 Cal. App. 707·19 P.2d 263
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 18, 1933Docket No. 604.California1,879 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Jennings, J.

This is an appeal by certain defendants from a judgment in plaintiff’s favor and from the order of the trial court denying a motion of said defendants for a new trial. The action was instituted by plaintiff to recover from four defendants compensatory damages for personal injuries sustained and property damage incurred as the result of a collision which occurred in the city of San Bernardino between an automobile operated by plaintiff and a street-car owned and operated by the defendant Pacific Electric Railway Company in said city and which, at the time of the collision, was under the physical control of the motorman, defendant F. E. Lord. Upon the conclusion of the trial, judgment was rendered in plaintiff’s favor as aforesaid against the defendants, who have taken this appeal and in favor of defendants Pacific Electric Railway Company and F. E. Lord.

The collision occurred on D Street in the city of San Bernardino at a point which was between 30 and 40 feet north of the northeast corner of the intersection of Fourth and D Streets. Fourth Street extends from east to west and D Street from north to south. The two streets intersect at right angles. Both streets are paved. Fourth…

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