Grogan v. York

The language of the charge to which exception was taken is as follows: "The plaintiff in these four actions claims that Mr. Hanson was negligent in that he drove along the highway known as the Dennett Road in a careless manner in that by driving so close to the plaintiff without giving him sufficient warning he caused the plaintiff to be struck by the truck operated by Hanson." The defendants argue that the undisputed evidence is that the driver did give notice of the approach of the truck by giving one sound of the horn and that there is no evidence that the plaintiff Ernest did not know…