Dimock v. Lussier

The accident occurred at the intersection of Willow and Silver streets in Manchester on August 4, 1929. Willow street runs approximately north and south, and is intersected obliquely by Silver street. At the time of the accident Lussier was proceeding southward on Willow street, and Dimock was driving north. The testimony concerning the details of the collision is highly conflicting.

On the one hand, there is evidence from which it could be found that Lussier, traveling very slowly and signaling both with his motor horn and with his hand, turned to the left to enter Silver street, which…