Galbraith v. Busch

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1935-04-01

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Lehman, J. The plaintiff was injured while a guest in an automobile owned by her daughter, the defendant Sarah M. Galbraith, and operated under her direction by the defendant Busch. The automobile suddenly swerved from the highway and crashed into a tree. The evidence fails to show any cause for the sudden swerve. The weather was clear, the highway was in good condition, and there wa…

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