Gravel v. Roberge

On October 1st, 1925 an automobile driven by the defendant, turned suddenly from Broad Street into Second Street in Auburn. Jeanne Gravel, the plaintiff’s intestate, a girl nine years old walking on the crossing at the junction of said streets, with unquestioned care, was by the automobile knocked down and killed.

*400The fact that the defendant with his car entered the left-hand side of Second Street does not prove negligence. The statutory rule, commanding a turning to the right, applies only where one vehicle is “approaching to meet” another. Act of 1921, Chap. 211, Sec. 2. But he who at any…