Wiley

Wiley v. Cole

Good Law
1924 Cal. App. LEXIS 394·67 Cal. App. 762·228 P. 550
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 23, 1924Civ. No. 4017.California1,656 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Houser, J.

Prom the record in this case it appears that a collision between two automobiles occurred at about 9 o’clock at night near the intersection of two streets, by reason of which plaintiff sustained damages to his automobile, and thereafter brought an action against defendant therefor, which resulted in a judgment on a verdict being rendered in defendant’s favor; and from which judgment plaintiff has appealed to this court.

Defendant was traveling in a southerly direction and plaintiff was traveling in a northerly direction. Defendant had been' driving her automobile on the westerly or right side of the street, but as she approached a certain intersecting street, into which she intended to turn in an easterly direction, she left the westerly side of the street on which she had been driving and thereafter drove her automobile on the easterly side thereof to a point estimated as being at least fifteen feet from the northerly line of the intersecting street, where the collision occurred. Plaintiff was driving his automobile at all times in question on the right or east erly side of the street, and was traveling at a rate of speed, as he crossed the intersection, of from twenty to…

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