Loof v. Rural Mutual Casualty Insurance

The accident happened at a right-angle rural intersection. The plaintiff was proceeding in a southerly and the school bus in an easterly direction. Neither town road had been designated as a through highway but the town board prior to 1955 had caused a stop sign to be erected on the south side of the east-and-west road approximately 200 feet west of the west line of the intersection. The findings of fact found that this stop sign conformed to the rules of the state highway commission in design, colors, wording, and legibility of wording. The only issue on this appeal is whether its location…