Maharius v. Morris & Co.

Citations

• 272 Pa. 587
• 116 A. 529
• 1922 Pa. LEXIS 874

Syllabus

<p>Negligence — Automobile—Street crossing — Pedestrian.</p> <p>Recovery may be had against the owner of an automobile which struck a pedestrian at a regular street crossing, where it appears that the car, suddenly and without warning, turned into the street which plaintiff was crossing and struck him when he was in plain view of the chauffeur, and when he had not gone more than ten feet in his passage across the street.</p>