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MEW SUN LEONG v. HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT CO.

No. 4873.

472 P.2d 505 (1970)

MEW SUN LEONG v. HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT CO., Ltd., Clifford K. Higa and Gilbert K.W. Wong (Civil No. 15628). MEW SUN LEONG v. FLYNN-LEARNER, a California Corporation (Civil No. 19066).

Supreme Court of Hawaii.

July 7, 1970.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Ronald G.S. Au, Honolulu (Leland H. Spencer, Honolulu, with him on the briefs; Chuck & Fujiyama, Honolulu, of counsel), for defendants-appellants Gilbert K.W. Wong and Flynn-Learner.

Leon L.M. Chun, Honolulu (Edward Y.N. Kim, Honolulu, with him on the brief), for plaintiff-appellee Mew Sun Leong.

Herbert K. Shimabukuro, Honolulu, (Libkuman, Shimabukuro & Ventura, Honolulu, of counsel), for defendants-appellees Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd., and Clifford Higa.

Before RICHARDSON, C.J., and MARUMOTO, ABE, LEVINSON and KOBAYASHI, JJ.

KOBAYASHI, Justice.

On April 29, 1964, plaintiff Leong was a passenger on a bus owned by defendant H.R.T. and operated by defendant Higa. The bus was traveling diamond head on Ala Moana Boulevard and turned left into Ala Moana Center after stopping at a stop sign located on the medial strip. Defendant Wong, an employee of Flynn-Learner, was driving his car in the ewa direction on Ala Moana Boulevard. The car and bus collided injuring Leong. A jury trial was held in...

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