Mis. Bialokoz's. Case Against Central Garage: The Defence: judgment Reserved Proceedings in the claim by Mrs. wi. 5. Bialokoz against the Central Garage Lo. were continued at H. M. Supreme Court last friday -betore dis Honour Judge Sir Skinner Turner. Plaintiff, who is the wife of a former Kussian naval officer, residing in Dixwell Road, is claiming fis. 7,500 general damages and 'Tls. 295 and $262 special damages for personal injuries and loss auc to tne careless driving of one of the defendants' onauiteurs im Avenue Jomre on March 28 last.
Mr. L. G. Husar appeared for plaintiff and Mr. R. N. Macleod for the company.
In opening the case for the defendants, Mr. Macleod said that the car was proceeding eastward along Avenue Joffre in a perfectly ordinary way and going at about 20 miles an hour, a speed which, in the then state of the road was perfectly reasonable and~ permissible. The ricshas were proceeding on the same side of the road, between Route Cardinal "Mercier and Avenue clu Roi Albert, and the car was proposing to pass them in the usual way when the front ricsha was seen to pull across the road at a very sharp angle (It now appeared that plaintiff was going into a passage way leading to a house on the opposite side of the road).
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