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19 Misc. 2d 558

Austin v. Pober

New York Supreme Court

Decided October 20, 1959

New York Supreme Court · decided 1959-10-20

Relies on Lahr v. Tirrill · Zwilling v. Harrison

Decided 1959-10-20

Mario Pittoni, J.

¶1Motion by the plaintiff for summary judgment is denied.

¶2The plaintiff and defendant were traveling in the same westerly direction, and in a rainstorm. The plaintiff stopped his car abruptly when he discovered he had entered a deep puddle. The defendant’s car, which was following, struck the plaintiff’s in the rear. In the light of the defendant’s claim of an abrupt stop without warning, and the skidding of his car into the plaintiff’s, there is a triable issue of fact. (Zwilling v. Harrison, 269 N. Y. 461; Lahr v. Tirrill, 274 N. Y. 112.)

¶3Motion denied.

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