Copadis v. Haymond

This intersectional collision occurred under conditions of weather, travel, visibility, and absence of obstructions which may be described as favorable. “There was evidence from which the jury might have found that either or both drivers were negligent. There was also evidence from which they could have found that either or both were free from fault. Under these circumstances the issue of their due care was for the jury.” Bissonnette v. Cheverette, 87 N. H. 211, 213. The causative effect of the plaintiff’s failure to “give timely signal with his horn” (R. L., c. 119, s. 16; Pickard v. Morris,…