Hoggatt v. Lampton

The present demand is for damages arising out of an automobile collision.

Plaintiff’s son was driving an automobile on a public highway, going away from *48Franldinton, in the Parish of Washington, and defendant was driving on the same highway towards Franldinton. The two oars were a little over a mile from that town when they collided. It was then about dusk or getting dark. Neither automobile had on its headlights. It was on the 9 th of September, when the sun sets about 6:20 o’clock.

The law, Act 232, page 390 of 1926, requires that headlights should be put in operation one-half hour after…