Valentine v. Pavilonis

1. In pedestrian’s action for being struck by automobile, instruction to find for defendant automobilist if plaintiff left curb and walked into street to where he was struck without looking, either just before stepping off the curb or while walking in street, for approach of traffic from direction from which automobile "came, was erroneous foiJ failure to require such failure to look, if it existed, to be proximate cause of plaintiff’s injury.

2. Although Sect. 6310-36 GC., provides that pedestrian shall not step into or upon public road or highway without looking in both directions, duty of…