Rankin v. Green

Rankins car and Greens car were being driven in opposite directions on Walnut Street in Danville, Kentucky. Rankins car stopped for a red light at the intersection of Walnut and College Streets. The red light changed to green. The Rankin car then proceeded to turn left into College Street and into the path of the oncoming Green car which had not been required to stop for the red light. The two cars collided within the intersection. Mrs. Rankin, owner of the Rankin car, was injured. She brought this suit to recover damages for her injuries. The fact of agency is stipulated as to each driver. A jury heard the case and concluded that both drivers were guilty of negligence and consequently denied any recovery. A judgment was entered in conformity with the verdict and Mrs. Rankin appeals.