Baker v. Salvation Army, Inc.

Taken most favorably for the plaintiff, the evidence discloses that Hibbert Baker was driving his car northerly upon the Lafayette highway in the town of Hampton at midday. It was raining very hard. If there was any advantage in vision it lay with the driver of a south-bound car, since the rain beat somewhat from the north. Mr. Baker stopped at the intersection of the Post Road, intending to enter it by a left-hand turn. He looked in his rear-vision mirror and also forward, saw no car in either direction, resumed progress and turned left. As he started, he again looked to the north and saw…