Lovett v. Gill

November 13, 1930, at 5:30 p. m., the plaintiff was driving her automobile north along the Pacific highway at a point about one-half mile north of Oregon City, with the intention of turning to the left from the highway into McKilliean street which enters the highway at that point from the southwest. After the front wheels of her ear had crossed over the westerly edge of the pavement, the defendants’ truck, which was proceeding south, struck her car a severe blow, swinging it completely around and inflicting upon the plaintiff the injuries for which she seeks redress in damages.

The paved…