Greenlee v. Chastain

I cannot concur in the ruling that the giving of a right-turn signal by one driving an automobile on a favored highway approaching an intersection with an unfavored highway, even at a slow speed, constitutes an indication of intention to yield the right of way to an automobile upon the unfavored highway stopped at a stop sign at such intersection and to the right of the favored vehicle. All it could possibly indicate is an intention to make a right turn. The authority for the majority holding is a quotation from 60 CJS 897 in the third headnote. The case cited in 60 CJS 897 as authority for…