Negligence — Automobiles — Intersection — Failure to look after houseline.
The driver of a motor vehicle about to cross a one-way intersecting street who looks down the street for oncoming traffic as he comes close to the houseline, but who fails to look again at the curb or at any subsequent point in his passage across the street, is negligent as a matter of law.
Argued January 9, 1936.
PER CURIAM, March 23, 1936:
The judgments are affirmed on the opinion of Judge STERN.