Brody v. Gilbert

Pleasant street, running north and south, crosses Mechanic street at right angles. The defendant, driving his car southerly upon Pleasant street, hit the plaintiff while crossing that street on foot at a point about thirty-two feet southerly of its intersection with Mechanic street. The plaintiff’s evidence tended to show that the defendant neither slowed down his car nor sounded his horn on approaching this intersection, as required by a provision of Laws 1915, c. 129, s. 7 (amending Laws 1911, c. 133, s. 12), viz., “Upon approaching any intersecting way or curve or corner in a way, every…