Insofar as liability is concerned, this case presents simple issues of fact. Defendant claims that the bicycle was coming out from between the parked cars at a right angle to his automobile and he went right into it, striking the bicycle broadside. The plaintiffs disputed this version and argued that this could not be, because, if the bicycle had been hit broadside, with the infant plaintiff and the other boy riding astride, the automobile would have had to hit the body of...
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