Reynosa

Reynosa v. Pickwick Stages System

Good Law
115 Cal. App. 383·1931 Cal. App. LEXIS 606·1 P.2d 548
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 8, 1931Docket No. 6819.California1,163 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Craig, J.

The respondent was injured in a collision between his automobile and another machine in the county of Ventura. After trial by a jury, a verdict and judgment were rendered in his favor, and the defendants appealed from said judgment.

It was testified by the plaintiff that while riding on a curve in the public highway, in a northerly direction, he suddenly noticed the lights of a machine within a few feet before him, upon his side of the thoroughfare, there was a crash, and the next that he knew he was taken to a hospital at Fillmore, in Ventura County. His son, who was driving at the time, swore that his Ford car was traveling near the right bank of the roadway, that the wheels on the right side were off the pavement; that he first saw the approaching stage on the curve between thirty and forty feet distant, that it was traveling at the rate of about fifty miles per hour, that he quickly turned against the bank, but was unable to avoid a collision. He was unable to testify as to subsequent occurrences. A witness by the name of Williams testified that he.was driving in a sedan in a southerly direction but some distance northerly from the scene of the first impact, when the stage…

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