In Harris v. Bernstein, 204 Mich. 685, 690: Plaintiff's car was struck at a place "where it had a right to be and the defendant's car did not have a right to be."
Summary of this case from Layton v. Cregan Mallory Co.No. 12–6014.
10-29-2012
John Isaac HARRIS, petitioner, v. Richard BERNSTEIN, et al.
Petition for writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit denied.
In Harris v. Bernstein, 204 Mich. 685, 690: Plaintiff's car was struck at a place "where it had a right to be and the defendant's car did not have a right to be."
Summary of this case from Layton v. Cregan Mallory Co.Full title:John Isaac HARRIS, petitioner, v. Richard BERNSTEIN, et al.
Court:Supreme Court of the United States
Date published: Oct 29, 2012
Act No. 9, Pub. Acts 1919 (Comp. Laws Supp. 1922, § 4814); Brown v. Mitts, 187 Mich. 469; Harris v.…
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