Parsons v. Lambert

The plaintiff Parsons overtook the defendant Lambert while the former was traveling in a 1931 Model-A Ford automobile southward from his home at Water Valley at about 9:30 p. m. en route to his place of work at Grenada as a railroad machinist. He undertook to pass the automobile of the defendant after having blown his car horn when about 200 feet from the rear, again when about 150 feet and again when about 50 feet, and at a time when the defendant was driving slower than plaintiff and whereupon the defendant decided to cross the left lane *652of the highway for the purpose of turning around at a…