Sullivan v. LeBlanc

The defendant excepted to submission to the jury of the issue of whether she had violated the statutory requirements relating to the use of signals on turning, and on stopping or suddenly reducing speed. She further excepted “to the giving of the mirror statute on the ground that failure to look or to see could not have been causal.” The motions for nonsuits and directed verdicts were grounded in part upon the alleged lack of any evidence to warrant the submission of these issues.

The statutory requirements with respect to signals appear in RSA 263:34-36. Section 35 provides that the signals…