Lundquist v. West

Plaintiff recovered a judgment for damages suffered in an intersection collision, and the defendant appeals. The same litigation has been in this court before. Lundquist v. Irvine, 243 Or 274, 413 P2d 416 (1966).

The defendant’s principal assignment of error attacks an instruction that the defendant was guilty of negligence as a matter of law in failing to signal her intent to turn her automobile into the path of the plaintiff’s automobile and that such “negligence was a proximate cause of the collision.”

The defendant admitted that she had not made a turn signal. The collision occurred at a…