Jones

Jones v. Davies

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133 Cal. App. 389·1933 Cal. App. LEXIS 688·24 P.2d 364
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 21, 1933Docket No. 1240.California600 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Turpentine, J.

Plaintiffs (a minor child and his father) filed suit against defendants for damages arising out of collision between plaintiff’s minor child and an a,utomobile driven by one defendant for the other defendant in the scope of his employment. Plaintiffs recovered judgment and defendants appeal.

The minor plaintiff, a boy ten years old at the time of the accident, was playing on the east side of the highway running through the city of Delano at about 8 o’clock in the evening. He approached the easterly side of the highway, stopped, observed the traffic, watched two cars pass in opposite directions, and then started to cross the highway in the middle of the block. He testified, in substance, that he waited on the easterly side of the highway for two cars to go by, one going north and one going south, after which he looked up and down the highway and started across; that when he was a little beyond the center of the street he was struck by defendants’ automobile and did not see it before he was hit; that after he started running across the street he looked but did not see defendants’ automobile. The defendant driver testified that he did not see the boy before the car struck him. He…

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