Summary
In Bell v. Amer. Ins. Co., 173 Wis. 533, 181 N.W. 733, 14 A.L.R. 179, at the time of the accident the plaintiff was driving his automobile along a city street, turned into an avenue with the intention of backing to turn his car around, and in so doing crossed the sidewalk, practically stopped the machine preparatory to backing out, when one side gradually settled into the earth and the car turned over. Held, that this was not a collision within the terms of the policy.
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6 Div. 168.
November 28, 1950.
Appeal from Circuit Court, Jefferson County. Eugene H. Hawkins, Judge.
Burr, McKamy, Moore Tate, of Birmingham, for appellant.
Jerome A. Cooper, Wm. E. Mitch, and Hugo L. Black, Jr., all of Birmingham, for appellees.
Appeal dismissed by agreement.