Etheredge v. Kersey

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that the driver was not negligent when the evidence revealed that the driver had the right of way when the pedestrian proceeded heedlessly from the safety of the center median without using the crosswalk and ran in front of the driver’s vehicle
• ruling that the driver was not negligent when the evidence revealed that the driver had the right of way when the pedestrian proceeded heedlessly from the safety of the center median without using the crosswalk and ran in front of the driver’s vehicle
• because decision did not require consideration of affidavits, appeal regarding trial court’s failure to strike affidavits was moot

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