On a slippery winter day in February, 1950, plaintiff's sedan car was in collision with a tractor-trailer operated by defendant Hill. From the condition of the road; the conceded speed of defendant's vehicle of about thirty miles an hour; its sliding when the brakes were applied and other facts, the jury readily could have found Hill negligent. Plaintiff testified that he saw the tractor-trailer zigzag and that he went as far to the right as he could and stopped against a...
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