BEARDEN v. ESTATE OF CHISHOLM

No. 74-2.

3 Wn. App. 454 (1970)

476 P.2d 127

J.W. BEARDEN, as Guardian, Appellant, v. THE ESTATE OF JAMES A. CHISHOLM et al., Respondents.

The Court of Appeals of Washington, Division Two.

October 22, 1970.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Tanner & Burgess and Franklin D. Burgess, for appellant.

Rush & Lynch and William J. Rush, for respondents.


PEARSON, J.

When a small boy, a narrow residential street and a driver are present, the ingredients of an accident are available. The small boy in this case is Garland Bearden, who was 5 years old at the time of the accident in question. He, his sister, his mother, and a neighbor lady had all been shopping in downtown Tacoma. Upon returning from shopping, Mrs. Bearden parked her car facing north on the east side of Trafton Street, which is 30 feet wide. She and her...

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