205 Wis. 49 | Wis. | 1931
The defendant seems to be under the impression that the civil court could not properly find the defendant guilty of negligence in driving his tractor upon a public highway late in the afternoon of a wintry day unless it found that by statute the defendant was required to carry a light upon the tractor. That one may be guilty of a want of ordinary care in failing to disclose the presence of an object such as a Fordson tractor under the conditions as they existed at the time and place in question, although the statute does not specifically require a light to be carried, seems to be too plain for argument. It is not necessary for the de
By the Court. — Judgment affirmed.